Product Category
Hard Enamel Pins
Die struck pins filled, fired and polished flat, for badges that have to survive years of wear rather than one weekend.
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Hard Enamel Pins We Make
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Hard Enamel Pins
Silkscreen Lapel Pin
Handles fine detail, small text and gradients that enamel cannot reproduce
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Hard Enamel Pins
Transparent Color Pin
Clear epoxy coating protects the enamel color from everyday handling and display wear
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Hard Enamel Pins
Hard Enamel Lapel Pin
Polished flat face resists scratching, so a daily-worn pin still reads as new after years
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Who This Category Suits
Companies running long service and recognition programmes
Professional associations and alumni bodies issuing membership badges
Hospitality and airline operators buying uniform badges
Collectors clubs producing series that must match across batches
Fit
Problems It Solves And Where It Wins
- Printed badges scuff and fade long before an award programme ends
- Recessed colour traps dirt on badges worn daily in uniform
- Fine logo detail closes up when a mark is reduced to badge size
- Reorders arrive a shade off because the enamel was re-mixed by eye
- Flat polished face that keeps its finish under daily wear
- Fired enamel colour that holds up to sunlight and washing
- Raised metal lines that protect fine artwork at small sizes
- Die and colour reference kept on file so batch two matches batch one
Use Cases
Typical Applications
Twenty year service pins presented at an annual staff event
Association membership badges reissued to new members each year
Hotel and airline crew badges worn on uniform every shift
Limited edition collector pins with numbered backstamps
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the minimum order?
100 pieces per design, across pins, coins, medals, keychains and patches.
How fast can you deliver?
Samples generally take 3-5 days and mass production generally takes 10-15 days after sample approval. Rush orders are accepted against an expedited fee.
What artwork do you need?
Adobe Illustrator vector files are best because the die is cut from outlines. JPG, PNG and PDF are accepted and redrawn where the detail requires it.
Why is hard enamel more expensive than soft enamel?
It takes more steps. The enamel is filled, fired and then ground and polished level with the metal, which soft enamel skips.
Can you match a badge we already issue?
Send a physical sample or the original artwork and we will quote against it. Matching an existing badge is routine work.
Get A Price For Hard Enamel Pins
Send the artwork and the quantity. Minimum 100 pieces per design, samples in 3-5 days.