Sublimation Soda Can

Sublimation Soda Can

The Essentials: Sublimation Pressing Instructions

• Tumbler/Mug Press: 365°F
• Time: 90 seconds
• Pressure: Medium
• Convection Oven: 320°F for 6 minutes. See our settings guide by blank type.
• 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.

Product Details

A tumbler table starts to look the same after the tenth booth a customer walks past. A soda can shape does not. It reads instantly as something different before anyone even sees the design on it, which is exactly the kind of shape that gets someone to stop and pick it up first. That first pickup is half the sale at a market. It is a small shape change that does a lot of work for your table.

Choose white in 17oz or 12oz, or sub-ready stainless in 17oz, depending on the look you want on the shelf. Work from the settings above and test one first, especially if you are switching between the white and stainless versions. If mugs round out the same table display, our blank mugs collection is worth a look too. Stocked and shipped from Canada.

Features:

• Capacity: 17oz (white or sub-ready stainless), 12oz (white)
• Material: Poly-coated stainless steel
• Design: Soda can silhouette, available in white or stainless finish

Quick Q&A

Q: Is the can shape better suited to UV DTF and vinyl, or does sublimation still work best?
A: Both work well here. UV DTF wraps and vinyl wrap the straight can body just as cleanly as a sublimation transfer does.

Q: The can shape looks trickier to wrap tight. Any tips to avoid ghosting?
A: Keep the wrap snug against the straight body before taping and smooth out any air pockets first; a loose wrap on a can shape is the most common cause of a blurred edge once it comes out of the press.