Description

Premium 20x20cm Stone Photo Clock for Custom Sublimation

The 20x20cm stone photo clock is a high quality sublimation blank designed for personalised home décor and corporate gifts. Crafted from durable natural stone, this clock provides a sturdy and long lasting surface for vivid, full colour sublimation prints. The unique stone edges add an elegant, handcrafted touch, making each piece one of a kind. Perfect for custom artwork, company branding, or personal photo displays, this clock is both functional and decorative.

Customisable 20x20cm Stone Photo Clock for Unique Gifts

This sublimation blank offers an ideal surface for vibrant, high definition images, logos, and text. Its smooth, coated finish ensures excellent ink absorption, resulting in long lasting prints that resist fading. The 20x20cm size provides ample space for creative designs, making it suitable for corporate branding, family portraits, or special event gifts. Each clock includes a high quality quartz movement mechanism with sleek black hands, offering precision timekeeping while enhancing the aesthetic appeal of any space.

High Quality 20x20cm Stone Photo Clock for Sublimation Printing

Designed for professionals in the printing industry, this stone photo clock is compatible with heat press sublimation. Its premium coating allows for detailed and durable transfers, ensuring professional quality results. Ideal for businesses offering custom décor, promotional gifts, or personalised keepsakes, this clock adds value and versatility to any product line.

How to Sublimate a Sublimation 20x20cm Stone Photo Clock in a Flat Press.

What do I Need to Print a Sublimation 20x20cm Stone Photo Clock in a Flat Press?

Flat heat press. 38X38cm Flat Press
Mirror printed artwork.
Coool sublimation heat tape. 8mm Sublimation Tape
Clean plain white paper or Teflon sheets. Teflon Sheet
Heat resistant gloves.

Heat Transfer Process for a Sublimation 20x20cm Stone Photo Clock in a Flat Press.

Before heating the press, place the blank stone photo clock in the press and adjust the pressure to medium pressure. Remove the stone photo clock from the press and set the temperature to 190°C and the time to 420 seconds.
Measure the print area of the stone photo clock. Recommended artwork size is 200 x 200mm.
Mirror the image and print it on sublimation paper with Coool Sublimation ink and cut carefully.
Secure the print face down onto the white side of the stone photo clock with Coool Sublimation heat tape. Ensure that the paper is aligned correctly and smooth out any wrinkles and bubbles.
Once the press reaches 190°C, place the stone photo clock with the back of the printed paper facing towards the element of the press. Close the press and start the timer.
When the timer beeps, open the press, wear heat resistant gloves and carefully remove the stone photo clock, take caution as the stone photo clock will be extremely hot.
Removing the paper can be done in two ways, the first option is to remove the paper when the item is still hot, just be careful that the printed paper does not touch the area again as this can cause ghosting. The second option is to let the product cool down when the product is cold remove the paper and the print will be perfect.
After the stone has cooled down, assemble the clock and accessories.

Tips and Tricks to Sublimate a Sublimation 20x20cm Stone Photo Clock in a Flat Press.

To prevent ghosting open the press slowly, when opening the press to fast, the paper will lift and it will cause ghosting. Be sure to remove the paper fast from the product and not to touch the printed area with the paper after you started lifting it.

Some times during heat transferring, ink residue remains on the heat press rubber or element, to prevent this from transferring to the sublimation product cover the rubber and the product with a Teflon sheet or white paper.

It is advisable to preheat the press rubber on colder days, when the press reaches 190°C close the press for +-5 seconds without the product to heat up the rubber.

Note that the hands of the clock are very fragile and should be assemble with caution.

Watch our videos