Tumbler 40oz (‘stanley cup’ style) Name Plate Insert

SUBLI METALS LTD

£0.79

This Tumbler Name Plate is a brilliant way to personalise your stanley cup style 40oz tumbler! The name plate is approx. 82 x 35 mm and is machined to perfectly nestle into the lid with an 11 mm hole supplied to fit over the straw, providing plenty of print space to give the trendy cup a unique touch! We think the 0.7mm version is best value as it s sturdier than the 0.5mm (which works fine but has a little flex in it) , with the 1 mm version sturdier still but the 1.1 mm s are stunning in the HD finish if you want an extra touch of luxury! Available in: White 0.5 mm White 0.7 mm White 1 mm Cu

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