Introduction Of Printing And Soft Enamel Lapel Pin

Zinc alloy badges are made by casting process and are suitable for badges with more detailed patterns and more protruding 3D expressions or hollowed-out inner holes. Usually the steel mold is hard enough to express more complex and delicate lines. The zinc alloy badge is harder than the lead-tin alloy and can be highly polished, so the surface is usually smooth and shiny, with a strong texture.
Compared with the stamping process, zinc alloy can basically do everything that can be done by pressing (stamping) except real enamel. Compared with copper pressing and cutting, the price of zinc alloy will be cheaper, some three-dimensional effects are more prominent, and the texture is not inferior to copper pressing and cutting.

The price of iron paint badges is cheaper than copper paint. Generally, non-professionals can't tell whether it is copper paint or iron paint. Only when a magnet is used, they can easily distinguish copper paint or iron paint. Compared with copper paint, the surface of iron paint badge still has a sense of concave and convex lines, but the concave and metal lines are not so deep, and the quality will be slightly weaker. There are options with and without polé, with low-end quality and low price. Because the main pursuit is the low price of mass production, more customers will choose not to polish, which is widely used in badges, medals, commemorative coins, keychains for large-scale promotional commemorations, events, or projects with tight cost budgets and other products.