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What size are customized medals?
When it comes to customized medals, one important aspect to consider is their size. The size of a customized medal can vary, depending on the specific requirements and preferences of the customer. In ...
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What materials are available for custom metal badges
What ind of meta materia is the best choice for meta badae customization? Now more and more companies and friends ike tocustomize the badge. Firstly, it has the meaning of commemoration, and the secon...
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What kind of metal badge is more high-ena
In recent vears. the preservationwallotDaddes nas DecoenOeSnOTOprominent. especia y the badaes and commemorativebadaes made of metal materials have become the mainstream of badge making, The so-caled ...
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What is the transport way and how long can we receive custom medals after weplace the order?
We usually send custom medals by express. The carrier we always use is DHL, FedEx and TN. DHL and FedEx priority services is veryquick, it only take get to 3- 5 days to Europe, North America, Oceania ...
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What is the manufacturing process of print and how does it look like?
The manufacturing process "print" means that the images of the pins wil be printed onto the surface of the pins. Usually there are twokinds of printing: offset print & silk print.Offset prin...
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What is soft enamel and how does a soft enameled pin look like?
Soft enamel is the most popular manufacturing process, because it offers briliant colors and raised metal detailinq. Soft enamel pinsare die struck from a solid piece of copper or iron, die casted by ...
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What is photo etch and how does a photo etched product look like?
The manufacturing process "photo etch" is usually used for very thin products with thickness less than 0.8mm. And another advantageis that the metal lines of photo etched pins can be much th...
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What is hard enamel and how does a hard enamel pin look like?
Hard enamel pins are die struck pins or die casted pins with color applied using a small brush or needle.After the enamel is filed onto the recessed areas of the pin, the thin metal lines on the pin s...
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