VEVOR Tumbler Heat Press Machine, Max 1183 mL Mug Press, Fast and Even Heating, with Tape, Gloves, Easy Temp and Time Setting, Heat Transfer for Sublimation Tumblers, Cups, Mugs, Black and White

Mug and Tumbler Heat Press with Two Heating Attachments for 325-1183 mL Cups

One press works with many different types of drinkware. This VEVOR machine works with four blank types: ceramic mugs, stainless steel tumblers, glass cups, and sublimation tumblers. It fits cups from 325-1183 mL. The box includes two heating attachments: one for 887 mL cups and one for 1183 mL cups. You can choose the one that fits the blank you are working on.

That range lets you create more product ideas with a single machine. Shop owners don't need to buy separate machines to make a classic ceramic mug, a large stainless steel tumbler, and a glass cup. A hobbyist can make a coffee mug for their parent and a big tumbler for a friend in the same afternoon. With the 887 mL attachment, the press can hold tumblers up to 270 mm tall. Measure taller blanks first to make sure they fit.

500W Power and NTC Temperature Sensing for a 1-Minute Preheat

No one likes standing next to a machine and waiting for it to warm up. This mug and tumbler heat press runs on 500W of power and monitors heat as it rises with NTC temperature sensing. The press only needs 1 minute to preheat, so you can start a new project almost as soon as you turn it on.

With such a short warm-up, you can put that minute to good use. Switch the press on, then trim your transfer and tape it around the cup while the attachment heats. By the time you're done, the press is ready. That's handy on a quiet night when you just want to make a single gift, and even more so on a busy day with orders stacking up. There's barely any downtime between steps, so the work flows from the first cup to the last. 

30°C Maximum Temperature Difference for Clear, Sharp Transfer Results

This process needs even, steady heat to work. If one part of the attachment gets much hotter than the rest, it can make one side of the design print darker. The temperature difference between this mug and tumbler heat press stays at 30°C or less, which means you can get sharp, clear transfers all over the wrap. 

When the print goes all the way around the cup, like in full-wrap designs, that consistency matters. The text stays easy to read, and small details keep their shape. Also, even heat helps ensure each cup turns out the same, which is helpful when a customer orders a matching set. Pair this steady heat with the right settings for your blank to get repeatable results without guessing. Whether the cup ends up on a store shelf or a friend's desk, sharp prints make it look good.

Touchscreen Panel with 0-220°C and 0-999s Settings for Precise Control

Blanks made of ceramic, stainless steel, or glass do not always need the same settings, and neither do different transfer papers. You can pick any time from 0-999s and any temperature from 0-220°C on the touchscreen. The numbers are easy to see on the LED screen, so you can quickly check every setting before pressing.

The auto timer tracks how long you press, so you can focus on the next blank or design. If you have never done sublimation before, the manual includes suggested temperature and time settings. After that, you can change the values based on how your blanks and papers respond. With this control, the mug and tumbler heat press can work on a small test cup in the morning and a batch of large tumblers in the afternoon.

Mug and Tumbler Heat Press with Quick Attachment Replacement and No Installation

You should not have to wait to switch between blank sizes. The attachments are designed for quick replacement, so you can switch from the 887 mL attachment to the 1183 mL attachment when your next job calls for it. That makes it simple to handle mug and tumbler orders in the same session.

You do not have to install anything before you start your first project. To use the press, take it out of the box, put it on a flat surface, plug it in, and follow the clear instructions in the manual. It comes with tape and gloves. The tape keeps your design in place while you press, and the gloves help protect your hands when you remove a cup from a hot attachment. With a net weight of 6.45 kg, the machine is easy to move around your craft room or put on a workbench.

Carbon Steel Plate and Stainless Steel Build for DIY Presents and Batch Processing

The press combines a carbon steel plate, stainless steel, and plastic in a black-and-white design. It looks neat on a craft table at home and in a small studio. Use this mug and tumbler heat press at home to make unique gifts for yourself, your family, or your friends from plain blanks. For example, you can print a name on a mug, a picture on a tumbler, or a favorite quote on a glass cup.

When you are ready to sell, the same machine can make small batches for small shops and side businesses. When quick preheating, even heat, and interchangeable attachments work together, batch processing becomes easier. The press brings pro-level performance without the premium price. It is a useful way for hobbyists and small business owners to make personalized drinkware whenever they want.