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Sublimation Blanks : Round Glass Wall Clock
Sublimation Blanks : Round Glass Wall Clock
  1. Sublimation Blanks : Round Glass Wall Clock
  2. Sublimation Blanks : Round Glass Wall Clock

Sublimation Blanks : Round Glass Wall Clock

R125.00

These sublimation glass wall clocks are a modern twist on traditional timekeeping, offering both functionality and a canvas for personal expression.

These 20cm clocks are not just tools to tell time but also art pieces that can be customized with photographic memories, transforming a simple clock into a personal keepsake.

These wall clocks serve as a daily reminder of cherished moments, elegantly fusing art into the rhythm of everyday life.

Includes a clock mechanism.

Note: Batteries are not included with the clock, and it is recommended to follow the pressing instructions carefully to achieve the best results.

2 in stock

Title Range Discount
Global discount 2.5% Units of 25 to 49 units 25 - 49 2.5%
Global discount 5% Units of 50 to 100 units 50 - 99 5%
Global discount 10% Units of 100+ 100 + 10%
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Pressing instructions :

PRESSING FROM THE BOTTOM

  1. Set the press to 170 degrees celsius for 360 seconds.
  2. Set to medium pressure (not to much to create a crack in the glass)
  3. DO NOT mirror your artwork.
  4. Place a Nomex pad or x4 layers of felt on the base of your press
  5. Place the print on top of the padding you have used with the picture facing up, place the glass tile on top of the print (the white part of the glass will face the print). So the print will be at the bottom when you press.
  6. Press the product and when the time is up, remove the print very carefully, because the white side (coating) of the product will be very soft while it is still hot and it might damage when not handled with care.

PRESSING FROM THE TOP

  1. Set the press to 190 degrees celsius for 180 seconds.
  2. Set to medium pressure (not to much to create a crack in the glass)
  3. DO NOT mirror your artwork.
  4. Place a Nomex pad or x4 layers of felt on the base of your press
  5. Secure the print onto the printing side of the clock the white part of the glass will face the print and place FACE up on the press.
  6. Press the product and when the time is up, remove the print very carefully, because the white side (coating) of the product will be very soft while it is still hot and it might damage when not handled with care.

The above is recommended guidelines as all heat press vary.

Note When sublimating a glass clock, it’s essential to leave the glass in the heat press while it heats up. This prevents the risk of cracking caused by sudden exposure to high temperatures. Gradual heating ensures the glass adjusts safely to the required press temperature, allowing for a smooth and successful sublimation process.

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