Products Description

Material:Iron / brass / copper / zinc alloy etc.
Processing:Stamping / die casting
Plating:Nickel, anti-nickel, black nickel, brass, anti-brass, copper, anti-copper, gold, anti-gold, silver, anti-silver, chrome, dyed
black, pearl gold, pear nickel, double plating and more
Logo:customized
Craft:Soft enamel /Hard Enamel /pearl enamel/Printed etc.
Packing:Opp bag per piece+carton,available custom packing like plastic box,paper box,leather box etc.
Lead time:Sample:4-7 days. Mass production:9-15 days(depends on order qty)
After saleservice:Free replacement if find out any short or defective goods after shipment

Hard Enamel Pins

So we know that soft enamel pins have raised edges to keep the dye from mixing, right? Hard enamel pins are created in a similar way but instead of keeping the dye below the outline of the design, the enamel dye is added over and over, raising the enamel higher so it’s level with the metal edge, to create a flat finish. It’s then heated at a very high temperature to harden and cure the enamel. It is then polished smooth so it can be at the same level as the metal dye lines.

Soft Enamel Pins

You decide what pin type works best for your brand. Soft enamel pins are definitely the most common. This could be because of the way they look and feel. Think of a soft enamel pin like a stamp. They have the raised outline of the design, which prints the design on paper, and the white space from recessed areas. The difference between a stamp and a soft enamel pin is that you have the option to fill the recessed spaces with color enough to keep that textured feel and dimensional look. The raised portion or metal mold acts as a border to keep the enamel dyes from mixing and bleeding into one another. Now you’re probably wondering how are hard enamel pins any different?

Many different types of pins we can do,wanted to know more?pls send inquiry