These markers are specifically designed for sublimation coloring, and the infusion pen is particularly user-friendly for heat transferring your drawn patterns. You can first draw your creativity on transfer paper, and then sublimate it onto fiber or ceramic products. Unleash your creativity with these markers and engage in numerous DIY sublimation projects, such as creating personalized ceramic mugs, stainless steel bottles with sublimation coating, tumblers, water bottles, T-shirts, and coasters. DREAM WORKSHOP This pen set brings a vibrant array of colors to your dream workshop, offering ease of use and convenient storage. Whether you are a sublimation enthusiast working at home or looking to shine at various party events, it can help you express your creativity. KID’S JOY Unleash the joy of creative play with this unique sublimation art pen set! It’s every child’s delight, enriching family time and creating memorable moments of childhood. Boost your child’s creativity and dexterity with the perfect gift. ABUNDANT COLOR OPTIONS The 12-color set includes: Black, Yellow, Dark Pink, Light Pink, Purple, Dark Green, Light Green, Dark Blue, Light Blue, Red, Orange, and Earth Tone. The 18-color set enhances this palette with six additional gradient shades, offering even more creative possibilities. HIGH-QUALITY MATERIAL Crafted from lightweight yet sturdy high-quality plastic, these markers are designed to withstand wear and tear, effectively preventing the evaporation of watercolors. With a safety-first approach, the markers feature a rounded tip to minimize writing hazards, making them a secure option for children’ s use. Specification Material: plastic Set: 12 colors, 18 colors. G.W.: 12 kg/26.5 lbs Qty/Cs: 50 set(18 pcs), 100 set (12 pcs) Heating Method: flat press, 180 ℃, & 50 sec. or so Note: The art pens are not suitable for children under 3 years old. Parental supervision is recommended. Always ensure lids are replaced promptly after use to avoid drying out. These inks have been tested non-hazardous for use in creating decorative items; however, no comprehensive testing has been completed for use on food serving surfaces.
