Oven for ceramic mug

[Mitchel]

Hi all

Some can tell me where I can by oven for ceramic mug?

Thank,
Michel,

[mimosatexas]

craigslist?

[royster13]

Are you talking about a kiln for frit ink decorated mugs or an conveyor oven for epoxy inks?.....But there are also inks that can be UV cured without an oven....

[Dottonedan]

I think apoxy can be kiln fired at a lower temp.  When I worked for a ceramic mug and glassware printer, we used a gas fired conveyer kiln and printed metalic inks, apoxy and ceramic.

Where to get one? I don't know. I've seen them here and there on the Internet. Google.

[royster13]

http://www.cosmexgraphics.com/textile/hix/drying_equipment/Mug_oven.html?expandable=3&subexpandable=5

[Frog]

Perfect, in Mitchel's back yard.

[Steve Harpold]

If you are considering mass production with sublimation. I can help you with that email details to Steve@brownmfg.net

[Inkworks]

We can't help without details on the decoration method and ink type.

[Mitchel]

Hi All,
 Sorry for the delay, I have  to much work  ,
We use epoxy ink. We are looking for dryer whit conveyor Royster13, I never thing to use UV ink but maybe I will make a verification.
Thank Royster13  for the ling..

Yes Frog am back

Michel,

[Sbrem]

We used to use a Hix dryer with the metal belt for mugs we were printing, load them in, shut the belt down so they had enough dwell time, but eventually picked up a used lab oven. We still have it and don't use it at all, but freight would be a bear...

Steve

[Mitchel]

Thank Steve, the problem is hard to to have use one.. all keep in :-)

Michel,

[Inkworks]

Yup, a Hix with a metal belt is what we use daily here too, get a big enough one and run it slowly enough it will get the job done.