30oz Handled Modern Curved Tumbler - 220067

30oz Handled Modern Curved Tumbler - 220067

The Essentials: Application & Crafting Methods

• Best For: Laser engraving straight into the bare steel, UV DTF wraps and vinyl on the wide face, or paint and epoxy for a heavier finish.
• Application Note 1: The wide handled body gives one broad, mostly flat face for a UV DTF wrap or vinyl decal to sit on without fighting the handle; no heat press needed.
• Application Note 2: Laser engraving etches directly into the bare steel with no prep at all, nothing to burn through first. For epoxy or paint, a light scuff first helps it hold.

Product Details

Masking off a design, weeding vinyl, waiting on a heat press, some days you just want to skip the chore altogether and go straight to something permanent. This 30oz handled tumbler is bare 18/8 stainless steel, double walled and vacuum insulated, and because there's no poly coating in the way, a laser goes straight into the metal with nothing to prep first. The handle gives you a solid grip on the whole thing while you work.

If you're pairing that engraving with paint to make the lines pop, or finishing a vinyl design on the body, a coat of CrystaLac topcoat seals it without the weight of a full epoxy pour. It comes with a clear push-on, shatterproof sliding lid, so the finished piece is ready to actually use once the design's done.

Features:

• Capacity: 30oz
• Material: Uncoated stainless steel, 18/8 grade, double walled and vacuum insulated.
• Design: Modern curved body with an integrated handle, larger 30oz build.
• Includes: Clear push-on, shatterproof sliding lid.

Quick Q&A

Q: Can I use sublimation on this blank?
A: No, just bare 18/8 stainless steel on this handled tumbler too, no poly coating, so sublimation ink has nothing to grip. It's made for laser engraving, UV DTF wraps, vinyl and epoxy work instead.

Q: How does laser engraving actually look on the bare steel here?
A: It etches straight into the metal for a permanent mark that won't peel or scratch off like vinyl can. There's no coating to burn through first since it's bare stainless, so the laser goes directly to work on the surface itself.