Sublimation Mug Press Machine, Black

Thank you to the seller who sold this to me, it took me about 6 tries before i got it right because i didn't know i needed a sublimation printer and ink...so i got both, and the paper, i printed the images, followed instructions how to transfer the image and use the press, amazing outcome with the mugs, so thank you, it is so easy to use,

I purchased this and i am very l pleased not only with the prompt service but the operation of the press, excellent product and i am about to order further products .

Followed instructions but they are obviously not right or I have faulty machine. Cant get image into mug and I used paper it came with. Far to much bleeping

Brilliant product! We have had excellent results with no fading on the mugs. Easy set up, quick delivery, highly recommend.

Good mug press. Somewhat confusing programming instructions but once you're around those it's a great piece of equipment. I particularly like the soft rubber material used on this press. It's quite forgiving if the mug you're using isn't too straight sided even if you don't use much pressure. The sublimation always comes out with deep and rich colours with no fading at the narrow end (bottom) of the mug.

It's ok but not fantastic and The quality doesn't relate to it's price - I bought this based on reviews having just got rid of a tee shirt press and combined mug press - I wanted a good quality mug press only and with a tee shirt press it was heavy to move around - but so far the PixMax one had not lived up to expectations and I really wish I'd kept my old machine as the quality was much better.

TOP BANANA ****

Having tried an MP105 press I was experiencing huge problems with faded edges (handle end and top and bottom - very inconsistent printing and generally poor quality) - the element in the MP105 was simply not up to the job. This one looked like a good option without spending too much money, and it was reassuring to read another review from someone saying they did not have faded edge problems with this unit from PixMax. So, first mug attempt was faded throughout, so I hadn't quite got the timings right, but after a total of 3 tests mugs I'd pretty much got my settings sorted and was able to run off a number of consistently good mugs. PixMax provide a little 'getting started' guide which helps as the controls are initially 'mysterious'... Set your holding temp, pressing temp and times and you are good to go. The unit heats up to the holding temp (with a mug in), then swap out the mug for your design clad one, push a button and the unit heats up to the pressing temp - once it hits it, the timer starts. I increased the pressure slightly from how the unit arrived, but other than that and a couple of testers while I got the process right, I got clear and vivid results very quickly with this. Sturdy looking build quality, easy to use.. will just have to see if any future problems emerge, but good so far.