PYD Life 2 in 1 40 OZ Tumbler Heat Press Machine 110 V Blue 20 OZ 30 OZ Mug Heat Press for 40 OZ Tumbler with Handle Sublimation Straight Tumblers Bottles Mugs Glass Tumbler Printing
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Sunday, Aug 10
Style: V3.0 MAX 2 IN 1
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- Specification:The 2 IN 1 40 oz 30 oz tumbler heat press machine is 110 V,750 W.Temperature range is 0-400 F,time range is 0-999 S.The tumbler heat press machine come with two heat press attachments.The heater install on the machine is 40 oz,in the individual small box is 30 oz.
- 40 OZ Heat Press Attachment:The 40 oz heater suitable for sublimation printing the 40 oz sublimation tumbler with handle,32 oz sublimation water bottles and other large capacity water bottle.The diameter range is 3.46-4 Inch.The length of heater is 28 CM/11 Inch.
- 30 OZ Heat Press Attachment:The 30 oz heater suitable for sublimation printing the straight sublimation mugs tumblers bottles in various sizes.Such as sublimation 16 OZ 20 OZ 30 OZ skinny tumblers,18 oz sublimation glass cans,22 oz sublimation water bottles.The diameter range is 2.83-3.43 inch.The length of heater is 27 CM/10.6 Inch.
- Highly Compatibility:The sublimation machine can install our 11 heaters:40 oz tumbler heater,30 oz tumbler heater,17 oz slim glass tumbler heater,1.5 oz 3 oz shot glass heater,9 oz slim shot kids tumbler heater,12 oz 17 oz latte mug press attachment,17 oz tapered tumbler press attachment,12 oz tapered wine tumbler press attachment,30 oz tapered tumbler press attachment.You can select add the extra heater you need and make more sublimation tumblers mugs cups.
- Warranty: The warranty for our tumbler press machine is one year from the date of purchase.If you have any problems using the tumbler heat press machine, just feel free to contact us,we'll help solve it within 24 hours.
Brand: PYD Life
Material: Metal
Color: Light Blue
Product Dimensions: 18.4"L x 6.7"W x 11.7"H
Item Weight: 11 Kilograms
Recommended Uses For Product: Bottle, Mug
Upper Temperature Rating: 464 Degrees Fahrenheit
Voltage: 110 Volts
Wattage: 750 watts
Manufacturer: PYD Life
Product Dimensions: 18.4 x 17.5 x 11.7 inches
Item Weight: 24.2 pounds
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: PL
Date First Available: June 29, 2023
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Style: V3.0 MAX 2 IN 1
I love my tumbler heat press! I shopped around for a month watching every review I could find on Amazon and YouTube and settled on PYD Life. There are many reasons why this press is the best, here's two important ones for me: one, the size fit within my allowed space, and two, because PYD Life offers so many different sublimation tumbler blanks at some of the best prices I was able to find. Therefore, they probably know exactly what we crafters need in accessories for this heat press. Which listed on this press alone came to 13. As you can see from my pictures this heat press is doing both 20 and 40 oz tumblers flawlessly. It comes with two cuffs one for 20-30 oz and one for 40 oz. I had to mark both of mine so I would know which was which. Here's my only little Con: the information sheet included has no discerning description or pictures of which size cuff does what. Right out of the box these cuff's look the same but they do have number plates or stickers on the sides and you can match them up from there. My pictures of the heat press itself above represents my limited space allowance for working and storing this press. The other pictures represent the actual cuff sticker and number and the accessories list. I have used both the 20 and 40 oz cuffs many times and have never had a issue with either one. The Pros: The construction is top quality, because this baby is a little on the heavy side. All the cords felt like they were secured tightly to each cuff with heavy-duty material that wrapped around the pin cords. Perfect length pin cords by not having too much to get in the way of my working space. The timer and temperature settings are installed inside the front of the press so there is no attached box like many other units had, this allows for easy storage and set up. The timer actually starts counting down as soon as you lock the handle in place and when it's reached the set time it beeps continually until opened. Easy set for heat temperatures or timer. Up or down arrows < > for settings. You can set it for either Fahrenheit or Celsius (I have mine set at 358° degrees for 60 seconds and all my tumblers have come out flawlessly every time). The cuffs slide into place and come with 8 screws to tighten in the top of the housing, and 4 spares along with some extra brackets (I havent taken the time to investigate further on so I honestly don't know what these are used for). Setup is very easy slide in the cuff, screw it in place, slide in a tumbler adjust the pressure with the two black larger screws in the back of the unit. Attach the pin connector cord and tighten it in place. Attach the electrical cord and plug into an outlet, set temperature/time and you're done. I didn't actually time the heat up, but it only took maybe 3-5 minutes to get to my set heat of 358°. Slide the tumbler in and press, when the timer beeps use heat protective gloves and turn the tumbler 180° and press again for complete consistent heat press coverage all around the tumbler. Tumblers with handles will need additional care, first take the handle off before pressing unless you have metal handles. There are many methods for pressing tumblers with handles, I suggest watching a few videos on how to do so before you proceed. I like to use the small handle attachment bracket in lining up my tumbler for a very close press on both sides of these handle brackets. I use my heat gun to the areas I can't place into the heat press for a seamless wrap under the handle. I've played around with the bottoms on my last few tumblers and found a way to press this area with the heat press using the 20 oz cuff however, my method would not be recommended by the manufacturer, but they do have cuffs that fit this heat press for the tapered bottoms of the 40 oz tumblers if this will be a necessity. Be sure you allow the heat press to cool down to the touch before changing the cuff out. Overall, I highly recommend the PYD Life tumbler heat press for all mugs, cans, and tumblers. The setup and use of this heat press could not be any easier, it really only takes minutes to have a perfectly pressed tumbler. I have not had to change my initial setup temperature or time. I use the same settings on all cups and I'm getting great results. Having a color option for this press was a really nice surprise. Good to know manufacturers are listening to the desires of crafters. Maybe color is not so important to some but to other crafters it's the attention to details that we love. Shipping was amazing because it came in during the most wonderfully crazy shipping times of the year... December. It came with the rest of my normal scheduled deliveries and packed perfectly in a thicker heavy-duty shipping box. No scuffs or bang-ups on the outside of the box. Delivered on time and right on schedule.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2024 by Lynn Lynn
I have made over 200 custom tumblers with this machine and it is easy to use and gets the job done.
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2025 by Angela
This tumbler has been in use over 7 months, with 3 months off during a sub-zero Montana winter in an unheated room. It has continued to work very well for sublimating 20oz skinny tumblers. I have found that I have the best success doubling the recommended time. I set it at 356F for 90 seconds, rotate the tumbler and then heat for another 90 seconds. I like that it beeps to announce the time is up. I often leave the tumblers in for another few seconds, and they are fine. In fact, when I have occasionally needed a "touchup" over a mistake, or just want to add further embellishment, another 60 seconds or so heating has been fine as well. I debated between this and a PYD sublimation oven, but ultimately went with this to fit my crafting room setup better. I use PYD blank tumblers, and they are the best I've found, so I trusted the brand when shopping for a press. SAFETY: I keep a door to the outside open while using, and even typically go outdoors while it's working. The smell isn't terribly unpleasant, but the sublimation gases are toxic and ventilation is absolutely essential for safety. WISHLIST: The press stays hot for a while after it's turned off, but after it cools I wish I had a protective cover to throw over it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2025 by Adele Montana
Style: V3.0 MAX 2 IN 1
The media could not be loaded. I love and hate this machine. It works as desired and expected. Heats up quickly, heats evenly, good adjustable pressure, quick heat recovery, and a functional timer. It also has a serious body odor problem. My husband came in searching for the decaying garbage last time I used it. I have to have all three windows open and the fan going on high to help with the stench. I’m actually looking for another machine but most in this price point don’t have the ratings. I don’t make enough tumblers to justify spending more. Otherwise, I love this machine. It fits all tumbler sizes including the 40oz mock Stanley. You can’t sublimate right up to the handle-it doesn’t heat as well right on the edge so you can’t snug up to the handle joint. But it delivers beautiful colors.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2024 by Ms.Missy
I’m a seasoned tumbler maker. I just got this press and the left side doesn’t heat the same as the right side. I’ve made 12 mugs and the left side of the mat is already bubbling and separating. The heat is not even or consistent on this machine. This is my 2nd machine from this company and it did the same thing, but the 1st machine lasted 2 years. This machine is 1 day old and only made 11 cups - half of them are ruined due to uneven heating. I’m sending this one back.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2025 by mom2
Style: V3.0 MAX 2 IN 1
Read lots of negative reviews referring to smell. I think that could be the ink folks use. I looked at EVERYTHING. I tried the Cricket Mug Press. I was worried this would be difficult or spotty. This was soooo easy! My worries were wasted! This is a LOT faster than the Cricket and frankly just as easy and a LOT more flexible! I was worried it would scorch my table. It didn't. I could do 2 mugs in less time than 1 on the Cricket. (You can fit 2 mugs in the press at the same time.) About the ONLY negative was I discovered I needed to buy another heating cuff to do my aluminum "cola" bottles due to the small diameter. It was easy and fast! The images were far better than on my convection I think because the pressure was better than the shrink wrap and the heat more consistent and reliable/easy to gauge as was the time.
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