20 & 30oz Simply Sublimation Tumblers
These 20oz and 30oz sublimation tumblers are the perfect drinkware pieces to personalize for your customers. With a sleek look and feel, these tumblers are made for full-color personalization with sublimation. These Simply sublimation tumblers have a high-quality look and feel and keep drinks hot or cold for hours on end. Customize these sublimation tumblers for any season to make it your customers’ go-to piece of drinkware.
Features:
- BPA-free
- Clear sliding lock lid
- Fits into standard cup holder
- No-sweat exterior
- Double-wall insulated
- Stainless steel
- Available in 20oz and 30oz
How do you sublimate tumblers?
Sublimating tumblers is a process that allows you to transfer designs onto a tumbler's surface using heat and special sublimation ink. The result is a high-quality, durable image that's resistant to peeling or fading. Here's a simplified step-by-step guide on how to sublimate tumblers: 
Materials Needed:
- Sublimation tumblers (usually coated with a polyester coating)
- Sublimation ink and printer (e.g., Sawgrass or Epson)
- Sublimation paper 
- Heat-resistant tape
- Heat gun and shrink wrap film sleeve
- Convection oven, dedicated sublimation oven, or a Heat-resistant gloves
- Design software (e.g., Adobe Photoshop, CorelDRAW) 
- Optional: Teflon sheet or butcher paper to protect the oven from ink bleed 
Steps to Sublimate Your Tumblers
Preparing the Design:
- Design Creation: Use design software to create your image. Make sure the design dimensions fit the tumbler size. TIP: Download tumbler template for our tech docs on the product page
- Mirror Image: Mirror your image so the design is facing the correct way after it’s sublimated 
- Printing: Print the design using a printer loaded with sublimation ink onto sublimation paper. 
Preparing the Tumbler: 
- Clean the Tumbler: Thoroughly clean the tumbler's surface to remove any oils or residues. 
- Position the Design: Wrap the printed sublimation paper around the tumbler and secure it tightly using heat-resistant tape. 
- Wrap Protection: Optional but recommended, wrap the tumbler with a heat-resistant tape or a shrink wrap film sleeve to ensure uniform heat distribution. 
Sublimation Process: 
- Preheat Oven: Preheat the oven or mug press to the temperature recommended for your specific tumbler (usually between 350-400°F or 175-200°C). 
- Baking Time: Place the tumbler in the oven for the time specified by the manufacturer, usually around 6-10 minutes for an oven and 1-3 minutes for a mug press. 
- Monitoring: Carefully watch the tumbler to prevent overheating, which can cause the design to fade or the tumbler to deform. 
Final Steps: 
- Remove Wraps and Paper: Once the time is up, remove the shrink wrap, heat-tape, and sublimation paper to reveal the design. The tumbler will be extremely hot coming out of the press or oven, so wear heat gloves while removing the paper. 
- Cool Down: Set your tumbler aside to let it cool or place it in a bucket of room temperature water to speed up the cooling process 
- Inspect: Check the quality of the sublimation. If satisfied, your tumbler is ready for use or sale. 
Remember to follow all safety guidelines, including wearing heat-resistant gloves and working in a well-ventilated area, to minimize risks. 
These 20oz and 30oz sublimation tumblers are the perfect drinkware pieces to personalize for your customers. With a sleek look and feel, these tumblers are made for full-color personalization with sublimation. These Simply sublimation tumblers have a high-quality look and feel and keep drinks hot or cold for hours on end. Customize these sublimation tumblers for any season to make it your customers’ go-to piece of drinkware.
Features:
- BPA-free
- Clear sliding lock lid
- Fits into standard cup holder
- No-sweat exterior
- Double-wall insulated
- Stainless steel
- Available in 20oz and 30oz
How do you sublimate tumblers?
Sublimating tumblers is a process that allows you to transfer designs onto a tumbler's surface using heat and special sublimation ink. The result is a high-quality, durable image that's resistant to peeling or fading. Here's a simplified step-by-step guide on how to sublimate tumblers: 
Materials Needed:
- Sublimation tumblers (usually coated with a polyester coating)
- Sublimation ink and printer (e.g., Sawgrass or Epson)
- Sublimation paper 
- Heat-resistant tape
- Heat gun and shrink wrap film sleeve
- Convection oven, dedicated sublimation oven, or a Heat-resistant gloves
- Design software (e.g., Adobe Photoshop, CorelDRAW) 
- Optional: Teflon sheet or butcher paper to protect the oven from ink bleed 
Steps to Sublimate Your Tumblers
Preparing the Design:
- Design Creation: Use design software to create your image. Make sure the design dimensions fit the tumbler size. TIP: Download tumbler template for our tech docs on the product page
- Mirror Image: Mirror your image so the design is facing the correct way after it’s sublimated 
- Printing: Print the design using a printer loaded with sublimation ink onto sublimation paper. 
Preparing the Tumbler: 
- Clean the Tumbler: Thoroughly clean the tumbler's surface to remove any oils or residues. 
- Position the Design: Wrap the printed sublimation paper around the tumbler and secure it tightly using heat-resistant tape. 
- Wrap Protection: Optional but recommended, wrap the tumbler with a heat-resistant tape or a shrink wrap film sleeve to ensure uniform heat distribution. 
Sublimation Process: 
- Preheat Oven: Preheat the oven or mug press to the temperature recommended for your specific tumbler (usually between 350-400°F or 175-200°C). 
- Baking Time: Place the tumbler in the oven for the time specified by the manufacturer, usually around 6-10 minutes for an oven and 1-3 minutes for a mug press. 
- Monitoring: Carefully watch the tumbler to prevent overheating, which can cause the design to fade or the tumbler to deform. 
Final Steps: 
- Remove Wraps and Paper: Once the time is up, remove the shrink wrap, heat-tape, and sublimation paper to reveal the design. The tumbler will be extremely hot coming out of the press or oven, so wear heat gloves while removing the paper. 
- Cool Down: Set your tumbler aside to let it cool or place it in a bucket of room temperature water to speed up the cooling process 
- Inspect: Check the quality of the sublimation. If satisfied, your tumbler is ready for use or sale. 
Remember to follow all safety guidelines, including wearing heat-resistant gloves and working in a well-ventilated area, to minimize risks.