Can & Stubby Coolers
CODE 001 Can/Stubby Cooler NO Base
- 25+ $7.00ea*
- 50+ $5.05ea
- 100+ $4.25ea
Made out of 5 mm neoprene, glued and stitched seams, no base. Made to fit 375ml beer and cans. Available in full colour print or single colour neoprene.
CODE 002 Can/Stubby Coolers with Base
- 25+ $7.7ea*
- 50+ $5.80ea
- 100+ $5.05ea
Made out of 5 mm neoprene, glued and stitched seams, glued in base. Made to fit 375ml and premium beer bottles and 375ml cans. Available in full colour print or single colour neoprene
CODE 002F Foldable Can/Stubby Cooler
- 25+ $8.15ea*
- 50+ $5.50ea
- 100+ $5.05ea
Made out of 5 mm neoprene, glued and stitched seams, built in base. Folds flat. Made to fit 375ml and premium beer bottles and 375ml cans. Available in full colour print or single colour neoprene
CODE 001 Can/Stubby Cooler NO Base
25+ $7.00ea*
50+ $5.05ea
100+ $4.25ea
250+ $3.50ea
500+ $3.10ea
1000+ $2.85ea
2500+ $2.60ea
Full colour Sublimination – Add: $0.75
All prices include a one colour print | All prices + 10% GST | *Denotes sublimination print only | Additional cost to subliminate.
Art/Printing Set-up Costs
Screen Print: $45 (one colour print)
Full colour Sublimation: $ 75 (full colour)
All jobs incur a ONE-OFF setup cost.
There is no set-up costs for EXACT repeat jobs.
CODE 002 Can/Stubby Coolers with Base
25+ $7.75ea*
50+ $5.80ea
100+ $5.05ea
250+ $4.25ea
500+ $3.90ea
1000+ $3.65ea
2500+ $3.40ea
Full colour Sublimination – Add: $0.75
All prices include a one colour print | All prices + 10% GST | *Denotes sublimination print only | Additional cost to subliminate.
Art/Printing Set-up Costs
Screen Print: $45 (one colour print)
Full colour Sublimation: $ 75 (full colour)
All jobs incur a ONE-OFF setup cost.
There is no set-up costs for EXACT repeat jobs.
CODE 002F Foldable Can/Stubby Cooler
25+ $8.15ea*
50+ $5.80ea
100+ $5.05ea
250+ $4.25ea
500+ $3.90ea
1000+ $3.65ea
2500+ $3.40ea
Full colour Sublimination – Add: $0.75
All prices include a one colour print | All prices + 10% GST | *Denotes sublimination print only | Additional cost to subliminate.
Art/Printing Set-up Costs
Screen Print: $45 (one colour print)
Full colour Sublimation: $ 75 (full colour)
All jobs incur a ONE-OFF setup cost.
There is no set-up costs for EXACT repeat jobs.
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Printing Techniques Explained
Best for printing all types of photographs and multi colour PC generated artwork.
A dye-sublimation print is a full colour printing process that uses heat to transfer dye to white synthetic materials.The printers are similar to inkjet printers in that they spray ink onto a sheet of paper, but the ink is actually dye-sublimation ink.
Sublimation ink is unique in its ability to convert from a solid to a gas without going through a liquid form. The conversion is initiated by heat and controlled with pressure and time. The high temperature – from a heat transfer press – opens the pores of the polyester and allows the gas to enter. When the temperature drops, the pores close and the gas reverts to a solid state. The print then becomes part of the polyester.
Our high quality dye sublimation ink has excellent colour brightness and produces brilliantly crisp transfers.
Best for printing single colour corporate logos or messages on any of our standrd neoprene fabrics.
Screen printing is a stencil method of print making in which a design is imposed on a screen of polyester or other fine mesh, with blank areas coated with an impermeable substance. Ink is forced into the mesh openings by the fill blade or squeege and onto the printing surface during the squeegee stroke. The ink passes through the open spaces in the screen onto the neoprene below. The printed piece is then heat dried at about 200°C.
We can match most Pantone C colours. It is also the most economical printing option if the budget is tight.
We print multi colour designs with plastisol inks, instead of printing designs directly onto neoprene, the design is printed on a special paper. The paper is heated after each colour is applied, and up to six (6) colours can be applied to one design. The resulting print is called a plastisol transfer, which is applied to the neoprene, and placed in a heat transfer press. The heat and pressure applied by the press forces the ink into the neoprene nylon. When the press is opened and the paper is peeled off the neoprene, the ink remains behind.
This is a more traditional multi colour printing compared to the dye sublimation prints.