16oz Glass Can with Bamboo Lid Sublimation

16oz Glass Can with Bamboo Lid Sublimation

The Essentials: Sublimation Pressing Instructions

• Tumbler/Mug Press: 365°F
• Time: 220 seconds (about 3 minutes 40 seconds)
• Pressure: Light to medium
• Convection Oven: 360°F for 14 minutes
• Note: These settings are a recommendation, not a guarantee. Remove all plastic lids and parts before applying heat. We cannot accept returns on pressed items. Bamboo lids should never go in the dishwasher or be soaked in water.

Product Details

You sell one of these, and three weeks later the same customer wants a matching can for a friend. That is the whole point of stocking this 16oz glass can. Choose clear for a see-through finish or frosted for a soft, semi-transparent look, and either style presses up the same way every single time. Reliable results mean you can reorder blanks with confidence instead of hoping a new batch behaves like the last one.

Every can ships individually boxed in its own white box, arriving protected and ready to press. It is sublimation-ready straight out of the packaging, no extra coating or prep spray required. Stocked and shipped from Canada. No border wait, no surprise duties. Pair it with our sublimation skinny tumblers if you are building a matching drinkware line, since the bamboo lid and straw give it the same finished look as the rest of the set.

Features:

• Capacity: 16oz
• Material: Sublimation-coated glass
• Design: Glass can shape with bamboo lid and a premium glass coating; available in clear or frosted semi-transparent finish
• Includes: Bamboo lid, straw, individual white box packaging

Quick Q&A

Q: Will UV DTF wraps stick to this glass can as well as sublimation does?
A: Yes, this can takes UV DTF transfers and vinyl too. UV DTF adheres best on the clear, smooth finish; the frosted style has more texture, so adhesion can vary there. Press a test piece on the frosted finish before you commit a whole order to it.

Q: What keeps a sublimated print on this can looking good months from now?
A: Hand wash it, skip the dishwasher entirely, and keep anything abrasive off the printed area. The ink sits down in the glass coating rather than on top of it, but repeated hard scrubbing or high heat will still wear it down faster over time. The bamboo lid should never go in the dishwasher or get soaked either, so stick to a quick hand rinse instead.