Speaking of
badges, it is a very common craft
gift in our lives. Badges can be seen everywhere from large group companies to small individual tourist attractions. As far as the company group is concerned, it is very popular to use badges as a standard for the team when it is engaged in corporate team building. This is obviously a fashion. In June, the graduation season, ten years of hard study, finally wait for this day, the classmates who walked with you will naturally become the objects of souvenirs. At this time, it seems that something needs to be used to witness the ten-year friendship between classmates, and badges are the best choice. Both the exquisite appearance and the easy-to-carry features are deeply loved by the students. The badges we see on the market may look similar on the surface, but in fact they are quite different, such as craftsmanship and material. Today we will take this graduation season to talk about the badge making process, so that you who love handicrafts can thoroughly understand what makes your badges unique; badges are all successfully produced using stamping, biting, die-casting, and process technology. The appearance of the badge can be gold-plated, silver-plated, nickel-plated or electroplated. It has the characteristics of concise and soft lines, well-designed patterns and good hand feeling. So what material is the badge made of? At present, zinc alloy die-casting is the most common type on the market, because zinc alloy materials have the following advantages: 1. Good casting performance, can die-cast complex shapes, thin-walled rice-dense parts, and smooth casting surfaces; 2. The surface can be electroplated, Painting, spraying and other processes; 3. No iron absorption and no sticking of molds during die-casting; 4. Good mechanical properties and wear resistance at room temperature; 5. Low melting point, melting at 385 degrees, easy to die-casting and so on. It has advantages and disadvantages. Its disadvantage is that it has poor corrosion resistance and its service life is much worse than that of copper badges. Then choose the high-end badge, what material is it made of? The metal of choice for high-end badges basically comes from: brass, red copper, red copper and so on. Copper is a relatively soft material, and the appearance of the badges produced can be said to be very beautiful and of good quality, but the price is relatively high. For local tyrants, badges of this type of material can be chosen for cheap. Of course, there are badges made of tinplate. The price is very cheap, but the hardness is not bad. The only fatal disadvantage is that it is easy to rust, especially for customers who want to go by sea, so please choose carefully. After talking about the materials, let's briefly introduce the craftsmanship of badge making. Our common processes include baking varnish, imitation enamel, and printing. Here, we will briefly introduce the badge materials that this type of craft is mainly applicable to. Paint process: Features: bright colors and clear lines. Applicable material: Copper or tinplate as raw material Tips: The surface of the paint badge can be coated with a layer of transparent protective resin (Poly). This process is commonly known as 'glue'. Note that because of light refraction, the surface of the badge will become bright. However, the paint badge after adding resin loses its concavity and convexity. Imitation enamel process: Features: The enamel color has a smooth surface and is particularly delicate, giving a very high-end and luxurious feeling. It is the first choice for badge making. Tips: The lines on the surface of the badge can be gold-plated, silver-plated and other metal colors, and various imitation enamel pigments are filled between the metal lines. Printing process: Printed badges are divided into screen printing and lithographic printing, which are generally called epoxy badges. Because the final process of the badge is to add a layer of transparent protective resin (Poly) to the surface of the badge, the materials used for printing the badge are mainly stainless steel and bronze. The copper or stainless steel surface of the printed badge is not electroplated, generally Use natural color or brushed processing. The main difference between silk-screen printing badges and lithographic printing badges is: silk-screen printing badges are mainly for simple graphics and fewer colors; while lithographic printing is mainly for complex patterns and more colors, especially with gradient colors. Correspondingly, lithographic printing badges More exquisite. The above is about the common craft and material types of badge making. For more consultation about badges, the editor of Nubbo will regularly sort out more craft gift information.
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