SUNDAX FLORIDA - Customize Lapel Pins Orlando, Tampa, Puerto Rico

Pins 2011

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DIE STRUCK
Prices are usually cheaper than hard enamel and imitation hard enamel pins.It is also an ideal material for 3D cubic designs or designs requiring fine details. Our all die struck soft enamel pins will be polished before coloring, thus the metal parts revealed will be shiny. Epoxy covering is optional.

Process: Copper stamped with soft enamel

Material: Brass / Iron / Cooper

Enamel: Soft enamel

Thickness: Thickness is various depending on the size of design.

Plating: Gold / Antique Gold / Silver / Antique Silver / Nickel / Black Nickel
Antique Nickel / Copper / Antique Copper / Brass / Antique Brass / Dyed Black

Epoxy coating: With or without ( Optional )

Attachment: Various

Color reference: Pantone Color Chart

Hard Enamel (Cloisonne)

Cloisonne is the most traditional and ornamental material for badges, as it is said the colors can be preserved for 100 years without changing. All the colors are made from mineral ore ground into powder before coloring, also the colors painted on pins must be fired at temperature of 1472º Fahrenheit in order to become molten and then cooled off at normal temperature. Usually we have to fire once after each color painted to ensure the colors will not be mixed. Hard enamel is the most expensive one among the other materials because of the complicated procedures; sophisticated skills and time consuming in production.

Process: Copper stamped with cloisonne / hard enamel
Material: Brass / Iron / Cooper
Enamel: Cloisonne / Hard Enamel
Thickness: Thickness is various depending on the size of design.
Plating: Gold / Antique gold / Silver / Antique Silver / Nickel / Black Nickel
Antique Nickel / Copper / Antique Copper / Brass / Antique Brass
Epoxy coating: Without
Attachment: Various
Color reference: Pantone Color Chart