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Materials
Materials that can be die casted:
- Zinc
- Aluminum
Manufacturing Process
We utilize the following casting techniques for badges:
- Die Casting
Surface Processes
Commonly utilized surface processes in conjunction with etching are as follows:
- Diamond Cutting
- Enameling
- Hairline/Brushed Finish
- Painting - Spray Painting & Injection
- Screen Printing, Digital Printing & Offset Printing
- Electroplating - Chrome, Gold, Nickel, Antique and more
- Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD)
- Anodizing
- Sandblasting
- Doming - Domed Badges
- Engraving
- Hot Stamping
- Pad Printing
- Gloss
- Mill
- More!
Attachment
Attachment methods include the following:
- Adhesives
- Mounting Holes
- Tabs
- Fastners
- Tacks
- Cord
- Ribbon
- Leather
- More!
Artwork/Engineering Drawings
Commonly known as vector or source files. In short, vector files allow us to turn your raised emblem design concepts into tangible products.
If you do not have artwork, don't worry. Our designers can help convert your design into production ready drawings. It is best if you can provide us with pictures, sketches and all other information of your design. We do the rest, free of charge to you.
Designing a badge from scratch does incur a fee and will be dependent on various factors.
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Build Sensory Memory Using Multiple Dimensions
Die casting enables the creation of intricate designs with multi level embossing, allowing certain areas to be raised higher than others for a striking three-dimensional effect. This technique brings depth and prominence to your logos and text, making them visually captivating. By combining different finishes, such as polished surfaces on raised elements and matte textures in recessed areas, you can achieve enhanced contrast that accentuates your design's details. This approach offers endless possibilities for creating distinctive and memorable branding elements.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I order a sample before placing a full order?
Yes, we produce samples of your specific product prior to full production. This allows you to assess the quality and design of your die cast embellishment. We can also provide samples of previously made die cast decoriations free of charge, while custom samples of your specific design will incur a fee, which is typically the tooling cost, but is fully reimbursed once the mass production order has been placed.
What is different between die-casting and metal stamping?
Die casting involves injecting molten metal into steel molds to create complex, high-precision parts, while stamping uses high-pressure presses to shape or cut metal sheets into desired forms. Die casting is ideal for intricate designs and high-volume production, whereas stamping is more cost-effective for simpler parts and can be used with a wider range of metals.
Does casting require tooling cost?
Yes, most badges that require a custom 3D design on the surface will require a tooling fee. However, tooling is only paid on the initial order and does not need to be paid on subsequent orders.