Factory-Direct Badges: Meticulous Processes for Your Satisfaction

• Customization: Available
• Material: Alloy
• Color: Gold
• Shape: Irregular
• Technique: Plated
• Transport Package: Box
• Specification: OEM
• Trademark: customized
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 8308100000
• Production Capacity: 5, 000, 000

Product Description

Item	badge
Material	Zinc alloy / Iron / Brass / Copper / Aluminium etc
Size	As per your design with according standard thickness
Process	Stamped brass and iron, Die casting, Photo etching, Printing,Laser Engraving etc
Craft	Soft Enamel,Hard Enamel,Offset Printing,Silk Screen Printing,Die Struck,Transparent Color
Color	As per your require in pantone color chat
Plating	Nickel/ Black nickel/ Gold/ Brass/ Silver/ Copper/ Different antique ect
MOQ	No MOQ
QC Control	100% inspection before packing, Spot inspection before shipment
Packing	Bubble bag/ PVC bag/ Velvect bag/ Velvet box/ Gifts box ect
Sample time	6-8days artwork approved
Lead time	13-15days after sample approved
Shipment	UPS /DHL/ FedEx/ By sea and by air

Today, let's talk about three materials for making medals: red copper, brass, and zinc alloy.
 
First, red copper. Red copper is perfect for high-end and highly commemorative medals. For example, the gold medals of international top-level sports events. The density of red copper is high, so the medal feels very substantial in hand, showing the dignity of the award. Also, its color has a nice texture and is suitable for medal designs that need to display a traditional and classic style. When it comes to the hard enamel process, red copper is an excellent choice. Due to its material properties, hard enamel can adhere well, presenting extremely beautiful colors and luster during the firing process, which is great for making medals with complex processes and high detail requirements. However, red copper is pure copper and resources are relatively scarce, so the price is relatively high. This makes the production cost of medals increase. But for occasions where the quality and commemorative significance are extremely high, such an investment is worthwhile as it can enhance the overall grade of the medals.
 
Next, brass. Brass is commonly used in the production of medals for ordinary events or commercial activities. Such as medals for corporate sports meetings, industry skill competitions, and so on. Its weight is moderate, neither too heavy nor too light, meeting the weight requirements of general event medals. Brass can also be used in the hard enamel process and can well meet the production requirements like red copper. In medal design, the color of brass can present a variety of effects through different surface treatments, suitable for many styles of medal designs. Compared with red copper, brass is a copper-zinc alloy and the price is a bit lower. This gives it an advantage in cost control. For some activities that have certain budget requirements but also hope for better quality and appearance of medals, it is an ideal material choice.
 
Finally, zinc alloy. Zinc alloy is suitable for making small commemorative medals. For example, souvenir coins at tourist attractions (which can also be regarded as a kind of small medal), commemorative medals for school club activities, and so on. Because the density of zinc alloy is small, the medals made are light in weight, convenient for carrying and storage. For some medals that require very strict cost control and need large-scale production, zinc alloy is a very good choice. Such as medals given as gifts in promotional activities or participation awards. But when using zinc alloy, we usually use imitation enamel instead of hard enamel. Because zinc alloy may have some problems when using traditional enamel. For example, the adhesion of the enamel is not good enough, and it is prone to peeling and cracking when used for a long time or under certain external forces. While imitation enamel is usually an epoxy resin-based material, which has less strict requirements on the surface of zinc alloy and can adhere well to it. It can also present a colorful and shiny appearance similar to real enamel, which is a popular choice when using zinc alloy for medals or decorative items.
 
So, you can choose the most suitable material according to your specific needs and budgets.

Selling Points:
 
- Exquisite Craftsmanship: Skillfully crafted by professional artisans using advanced techniques, such as high-precision die-casting, ensuring clear details and smooth edges of the medal, vividly presenting the marathon spirit and characteristic elements of the event, and enhancing the texture and ornamental value.
- Premium Materials: Offering a variety of high-quality materials, including brass and zinc alloy. Brass is firm in texture, with a warm color and good corrosion resistance; zinc alloy is lightweight, portable, and cost-effective, and all materials meet environmental protection standards, satisfying the quality and budget requirements of different customers.
- Customization Service: Capable of customizing unique medals according to customer requirements. This includes personalized pattern designs, such as integrating local landmark buildings and event mascots; precise text engraving, such as the event name, year of occurrence, and completion category; and also supporting customized exclusive packaging to enhance the commemorative significance and brand value of the medal.
- Strict Quality Inspection: A complete quality inspection system has been established. From raw material procurement to finished product delivery, multiple inspection processes are carried out to strictly control the quality, ensuring that each medal is flawless, with accurate dimensions and uniform color, providing high-quality and reliable medal products for marathon events.
- Fast Delivery: The production process and supply chain management have been optimized, possessing strong production capacity and an efficient logistics distribution network, ensuring the completion of order production and delivery within the agreed time. Even in the face of large-volume orders for major marathon events, it can be delivered on time to guarantee the smooth progress of the event.