Stainless Steel Hydrosport Copper Lined Bottles for Optimal Temperature Retention

Stainless Steel Hydrosport Copper Lined Bottles for Optimal Temperature Retention

The Essentials: Application & Crafting Methods

• Best For: UV DTF wraps, adhesive vinyl and decals, laser engraving, and epoxy or paint builds on the bare steel.
• Application Note 1: These bottles come in four sizes, so double check which one you're wrapping before ordering a UV DTF wrap or precut vinyl decal; a 12oz and a 32oz need different panel dimensions. UV DTF is peel-and-stick, no heat press needed.
• Application Note 2: For epoxy or paint builds, a light scuff or sand on the bare steel gives the coating something to grip; if you'd rather skip that step, the shop also stocks a pre-sanded 20oz skinny instead.

Product Details

By hour eight of a long shift, hike, or day at the rink, a lukewarm drink is the last thing you want to hand someone. These bare stainless steel Hydrosport bottles use a copper lined interior to help keep cold drinks cold and hot drinks hot for longer, so whatever you're building for customers holds its temperature through a full day out. They come bare, ready for you to decorate in four sizes: 12oz, 18oz, 22oz and 32oz.

Bare stainless steel means you're not locked into one decorating method across all four sizes. Vinyl, UV DTF wraps and laser engraving all work straight out of the box, and if you'd rather build something with epoxy or paint, give the surface a light scuff first for better adhesion, then seal your work with CrystaLac topcoats for a durable finish. Hand wash after decorating, keep designs off the drinking edge, and know it's stocked and shipped from Canada, no border wait, no surprise duties.

Features:

• Capacity: 12oz, 18oz, 22oz, 32oz
• Material: Uncoated stainless steel
• Design: Standard bottle shape with a copper lined interior

Quick Q&A

Q: Can I use sublimation on this blank?
A: No, this is bare stainless steel without a poly coating. It is made for UV DTF wraps, vinyl decals, laser engraving and epoxy builds instead.

Q: What does the copper lining actually do?
A: It sits inside the wall and cuts down heat transfer between your drink and the outside air, which is what lets a cold drink stay cold and a hot drink stay hot longer than an uninsulated bottle would. It's an interior layer, not a coating on the outside, so it has no effect on how the bare steel takes vinyl, UV DTF or laser work.