Many customers cannot distinguish between a hard enamel pin and a soft enamel pin. Hard enamel pins have a smooth and flat surface. The lines on the surface can be electroplated with various metal colors, and imitation enamel paint is filled in between the metal lines. This is a color paste pigment with rich colors. You can pick any color from the Pantone color system, and the finished hard enamel pins are bright, smooth, and glossy.
A hard enamel pin is mainly composed of zinc alloy and color paste pigments, which are baked in an oven at 80-100 degrees Celsius so that hard enamel pins can last for more than 10+ years without colors fading.
We make a private mold for your custom pin based on your design to ensure repeated use and easier production of your orders.The custom made mold can use for 1-2 years depends on the order frequency.
Besides of safety wear,aesthetic is what we keep yearning.we provide 6 types of backing,which you can choose to show your personality.
For more customers to select your custom hard enamel lapel pins, we provide 7 types of plating effects, which you can choose to best represent your brand.
Our designers provide a review of your digital design file without you needing to pay a cent.
We accept a low MOQ, enabling easier, more flexible purchasing fit to your budget needs.
Through our strict audits and quality checks, we ensure that you receive only quality hard enamel pin.
Automated printing machines allow us to produce hard enamel pin at reduced labor costs, bringing you preferred prices.
First, message us via live chat or email and send us your design sketches and detailed requirements.
We provide a quote within 8 hours and deliver digital proof of your ideas in 48 hours.
Upon your approval of the digital proof, we immediately proceed to mass production, ensuring that you receive your custom product on time.
The real hard enamel pin is also called a cloisonné pin. The metal material could only be red copper, and enamel ore powder is used for artificial coloring (it cannot be colored by a machine). It takes 850 degrees Celsius to burn it into color. Color options for ore powder are limited, so real hard enamel pins will have fewer colors. One great feature of real hard enamel pins is that the colors can last for over 100 years without fading.
The appearance of imitation enamel is very similar to that of real enamel, and there are more metal materials and color options. Imitation enamel bakes at 80-100 degrees Celsius and retains its color for 10+ years, but the price is significantly lower than that of real enamel, so it is more popular than real enamel.
