The heating element fits a mug shape, and the shape is on the label · review
A low-cost manual tumbler press for 11 to 30 oz cups between 2.91 and 3.43 inches wide, with a 1-minute preheat claim and tape and gloves included.
VEVOR prints diameter, height, temperature and time ranges. That lets you check your blanks before ordering.
NTC sensing and a stated 1-minute preheat are the listing’s claims.
A clamp lever sets pressure, so results depend on you.
| Cup size | 11–30 oz, 2.91–3.43 in diameter, up to 10.63 in tall |
|---|---|
| Temperature | 32–428 °F (0–220 °C) |
| Timer | 0–999 s |
| Preheat | 1 minute, stated |
| Power | 500 W, 120 V |
| Weight | 12.2 lb |
| Amazon ASIN | B0H5ZVM4CT |
| EAN | 0197988926818 |
The listing stops at 30 oz and 3.43 in. Check your blank.
The press, heat tape and gloves, on the title.
7.8/ 10
Good value, with honest numbers. Measure your blanks against 3.43 inches.
A hobbyist making tumblers on a budget.
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Best for: A Cricut owner who wants foolproof mugs.
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Best for: A seller who needs the popular 40 oz tumbler shape.
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Best for: A seller who wants seamless wraps on skinny tumblers.
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