Use this adjustable wrap to decorate mugs, cookie jars, banks, or any other sublimation blank that is cylindrical. The wrap can be tightened by removing the round outer pins, setting the silicon band to the correct length with the inner square pins, and then fixing the round pins back into place. Next wrap the band around your product after taping down your sublimation transfer with heat tape (an extra piece of blank paper is also recommended) and clasp the hook into the loop opening. Your wrapped blank piece is now ready to go into the oven to be decorated. After heating in the oven, place the wrapped piece in front of a fan to cool and then unclamp the wrap and your product should be finished! After using multiple times the wrap may need to be tightened to keep achieving an air-tight wrap. No need to over tighten--as long as the transfer is held to the blank piece air tight you should get a great transfer. For detailed instructions on using the mug wraps, view this YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvCiwl8QyO4 Learn More

This white cardboard remailer box is sized to fit a plate that measures 9.5" up to 10.75". It is perfect for sending a decorated plate directly to the recipient. Assembled box is 11.5" x 11.5" x 1.75". Ships flat, easy to assemble and sets up in seconds. Tab closure. Learn More

Maryland China can print your digital decals for you. Create a Photoshop file that is size A3 (11.693" x 16.535") and be sure to leave a 0.25" margin around all sides of the paper (so your printable image size is roughly 11" x 16"). We will print and cover coat the resulting image file so you can apply and fire your image to porcelain or ceramic. Specify if you require flux or no-flux toner. Firing instructions will be provided with your decals. Dropbox your file to [email protected] Learn More

Lamination cover coat sheets are applied with a laminator to your decal sheet after printing. The lamination sheet provides cover coat so that your decal image can be cut out and then applied as a water slide decal to porcelain or ceramic. The lamination sheet contains flux, so you will see a slight visible edge where the decal is cut (use liquid cover coat with our flux toner system if you require no visible edges). Each package of paper contains 100 lamination cover coat sheets. Learn More

The Ricoh MP C3003 digital decal printing system is our most robust digital decal printing solution for high volume decorators. The modified printer is capable of printing paper up to 12.5" x 18" wide (print area is 12" wide) and delivers consistent colors across larger print jobs. This print system can be ordered with flux or no-flux toners depending on your preference--flux toners require a liquid cover coat that is applied with a screen, while the no-flux toners require a lamination page containing flux that is applied by laminator. System includes printer, color profile, toners, developers, and set up. Please contact Jonathan Weiner at [email protected] for more details. Learn More

Water release paper is to be used with digital decal printing systems. Print your digital image and then cover coat with the appropriate material based on your toner set. The finished decal image can be cut out, dipped in water, and then applied to your porcelain and ceramic for firing. Each package of paper contains 100 sheets of paper. Learn More

QC Pro Transfer paper is a "high-release" paper designed for printing with sublimation ink. High-release paper resists the ink settling into the paper fiber so that more ink transfers from the paper to the blank item you are printing on. This paper can be used on porcelain, ceramics, fabric, coated MDF board, aluminum, and other sublimation coated items. Pack of 100 sheets. Learn More

This aluminum puck is 9.25" x 5.5" and is used with a swing-away flat press to decorate the item 978 sublimation oval platter. The metal portion of the puck is 0.95" thick with a 0.125" thick silicon rubber sheet for a total thickness of 1.075". Pre-heat the puck in the press and then handle with gloves. When decorating the platter, use heat tape to hold the transfer in the center of the platter, cover with a blank piece of paper and then place the puck (silicon rubber side down) on the center of the platter. Press at 400 degrees for 8 to 15 minutes. The time depends on how powerful your heat press is, as the heat has to travel through the aluminum puck to the transfer and platter. If your image is too light, you likely need to press at a longer time, and if the image browns then you have pressed too long. Learn More

This aluminum puck is 2.625" across at the widest area and 3.375" long and is used with a swing-away flat press to decorate the item 984 sublimation spoon rest. The metal portion of the puck is 0.60" thick with a 0.125" thick silicon rubber sheet for a total thickness of 0.725". Pre-heat the puck in the press and then handle with gloves. When decorating the spoon rest, use heat tape to hold the transfer in the center of the rest, cover with a blank piece of paper and then place the puck (silicon rubber side down) on the center of the rest. Press at 400 degrees for 8 to 15 minutes. The time depends on how powerful your heat press is, as the heat has to travel through the aluminum puck to the transfer and spoon rest. If your image is too light, you likely need to press at a longer time, and if the image browns then you have pressed too long. Learn More

This aluminum puck is 6" x 4.5" and is used with a swing-away flat press to decorate the item 986 sublimation rectangle plate. The metal portion of the puck is 0.80" thick with a 0.125" thick silicon rubber sheet for a total thickness of 0.925". Pre-heat the puck in the press and then handle with gloves. When decorating the plate, use heat tape to hold the transfer in the center of the plate, cover with a blank piece of paper and then place the puck (silicon rubber side down) on the center of the plate. Press at 400 degrees for 8 to 15 minutes. The time depends on how powerful your heat press is, as the heat has to travel through the aluminum puck to the transfer and plate. If your image is too light, you likely need to press at a longer time, and if the image browns then you have pressed too long. Learn More

This aluminum puck is 4.625" in diameter and is used with a swing-away flat press to decorate the 7.5" sublimation rim plate. The metal portion of the puck is 0.80" thick with a 0.125" thick silicon rubber sheet for a total thickness of 0.925". Pre-heat the puck in the press and then handle with gloves. When decorating the plate, use heat tape to hold the transfer in the center of the plate, cover with a blank piece of paper and then place the puck (silicon rubber side down) on the center of the plate. Press at 400 degrees for 8 to 15 minutes. The time depends on how powerful your heat press is, as the heat has to travel through the aluminum puck to the transfer and plate. If your image is too light, you likely need to press at a longer time, and if the image browns then you have pressed too long. Learn More

This aluminum puck is 6.375" in diameter and is used with a swing-away flat press to decorate the 10.5" sublimation rim plate. The metal portion of the puck is 0.80" thick with a 0.125" thick silicon rubber sheet for a total thickness of 0.925". Pre-heat the puck in the press and then handle with gloves. When decorating the plate, use heat tape to hold the transfer in the center of the plate, cover with a blank piece of paper and then place the puck (silicon rubber side down) on the center of the plate. Press at 400 degrees for 8 to 15 minutes. The time depends on how powerful your heat press is, as the heat has to travel through the aluminum puck to the transfer and plate. If your image is too light, you likely need to press at a longer time, and if the image browns then you have pressed too long. Learn More

This cardboard box is sized to fit one 11 oz. mug, but is too small for the 15 oz. "El Grande" mug. Learn More

QC Pro Transfer paper is a "high-release" paper designed for printing with sublimation ink. High-release paper resists the ink settling into the paper fiber so that more ink transfers from the paper to the blank item you are printing on. This paper can be used on porcelain, ceramics, fabric, coated MDF board, aluminum, and other sublimation coated items. Pack of 100 sheets. Learn More

Use heat tape to keep your transfer in place when wrapping or heating your item in a press. The adhesive of this tape will resist melting so that you can cleanly remove your transfer after pressing. 1/2" x 216'. Learn More

QC Pro Transfer paper is a "high-release" paper designed for printing with sublimation ink. High-release paper resists the ink settling into the paper fiber so that more ink transfers from the paper to the blank item you are printing on. This paper can be used on porcelain, ceramics, fabric, coated MDF board, aluminum, and other sublimation coated items. 17" wide roll x 100 feet in length. Learn More

Use this silicon rubber pad with your flat press to decorate ornaments, tiles and other flat items. The pad measures 16" x 16" and is 3/16" thick. Learn More

QC Pro Transfer paper is a "high-release" paper designed for printing with sublimation ink. High-release paper resists the ink settling into the paper fiber so that more ink transfers from the paper to the blank item you are printing on. This paper can be used on porcelain, ceramics, fabric, coated MDF board, aluminum, and other sublimation coated items. Pack of 100 sheets. Learn More