Silver Stainless Steel Straw Top Sublimation Water Bottle

If you are looking for long lasting sublimation blanks, our stainless steel water bottles are unbeatable. The stainless steel construction is tough, being able to withstand more pressure in a mug press than aluminum. Choose from white or silver base colors, finished with premium sublimation coating for rich and exciting pigments! The straw cap is comfortable and spill-proof, great for a quick drink while on the move. Perfect for working out, cycling, hiking or anybody that needs to be in an upright position.

Specifications:

Sturdy stainless steel water bottles for dye sublimation
Capacity: 20oz. (600ml)
Dimensions: 2.87"w x 7.83"h (9.69"h with lid)
For use with a Mug Press or Water Bottle Wrap

Helpful Resources

Note: Be sure to remove the cap and straw before pressing!

4-in-1 Mug Press

Press Temperature: 320°F
Time: 150 - 180 Seconds
Pressure: Medium/Firm

Attach sublimation transfer paper with image printed in reverse to the bottle with thermal tape
Place bottle in press at the press temperature, and close the element around the bottle
Press for the specified time above needed using specified pressure
If the image begins to look blurry, or burnt brown by over-pressing, decrease time by 15 - 30 seconds
Once done, remove the bottle from the press and remove the transfer paper immediately
Allow the water bottle to cool completely before use

GeoKnight DK3

Press Temperature: 400°F
Time: 3 Minutes
Pressure: Medium

Attach sublimation transfer paper with image printed in reverse to the water bottle with thermal tape
Place water bottle in heat press at the press temperature, and close the element around the water bottle
Press for the specified time above needed using specified pressure
If the image begins to look blurry, or burnt brown by over-pressing, decrease pressing time by 15 - 30 seconds
Once done, remove the water bottle from the press and remove the transfer paper immediately
Allow the water bottle to cool completely before use

Mug Master Pro Mug Press

Idle Temperature: 275°F
Press Temperature: 330°F
Time: 15 Seconds
Pressure: Medium

(Use the water bottle element in the mug press for this item!)

Tape the sublimation paper with image printed in reverse to the water bottle with thermal tape
When the heat press reaches the idle temperature, you will hear a beeping sound indicating that the machine is ready
Place the water bottle in the element and close it by pulling the handle towards you
Press the green, round button to begin the pressing cycle (temperatures may drop which is normal)
Once the press temperature is reached, the timer will begin counting down
When the timer reaches 0, take out the water bottle from the press and remove the transfer paper immediately
Allow the water bottle to cool completely before use

Oven Settings

Press Temperature: 400°F
Time: 6 - 10 Minutes
(test in your oven for accurate time)

Attach reversed printed image to water bottle with thermal tape
Wrap silicone wrap around water bottle surface and clasp at handle
Place in oven preheated to 400°F for approximately 6 - 10 minutes (test to determine best timing!)
Afterwards, remove wrap and transfer immediately
Allow the water bottle to cool completely before use