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Old May 1st, 2007 May 1, 2007 7:28:35 PM -   #1 (permalink)
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Is there any way to put heat transfers on mugs without the mug heat press? Say for instance, if I just baked it in the oven?
 
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Yes, you can get mug wraps which you place around the mug before putting it in an oven.
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You have two types of wraps to select from. One type has a swing arm clamping system, the other user a separate spring type clamp sorta like a big clothes pin. We prefer the spring type for oven use. Gives you a nice handle to grab when wearing welders gloves.
All our transfers are also printed by a offset printer using sublimation ink, only type I have experience with.

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Here is a link to the the Cactus Equipment sight. I personally don't use the wraps but a lot of people who do recomend these.
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