The difference between enamel badges and imitation enamel badges for badge customization

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The badge making process is generally divided into stamping, die-casting, hydraulic pressure, corrosion, etc., and the color processing and coloring process is divided into enamel (cloisonne), imitation enamel, baking paint, glue, printing, etc. Next, the badge customization manufacturers will tell you the difference between enamel badges and imitation enamel badges.

Enamel badges: Enamel badges, also known as cloisonne badges, belong to high-end badge technology. The material is mainly red copper, colored with enamel powder. The characteristics of making enamel badges are to be colored first and then polished and electroplated with a grindstone, so it feels smooth and flat. The colors are dark and single, and can be stored for a long time, but the enamel is fragile and cannot be hit or dropped by gravity. Enamel badges are commonly used in military medals, medals, medals, license plates and car logos.

Imitation enamel badges: The production process is basically the same as that of enamel badges, but instead of enamel powder, resin paint, also called color paste pigment, is used for coloring. The color is brighter and glossier than enamel. The surface of the product is smooth to the touch, and the substrate can be made of copper, iron, zinc alloy, etc.

How to distinguish between enamel and imitation enamel: Real enamel has a ceramic texture, less color selection, and a hard surface. Acupuncture does not leave marks on the surface, but it breaks easily. The material of imitation enamel is soft and can be pierced into the fake enamel layer with a needle.

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