Die Struck Soft Enamel Lapel Pins

Establishing a professional group identity is easy with custom soft enamel pins Australia wide. These textured lapel pins provide a tangible way to signify membership, recognise achievement, or promote a brand message. A local council might distribute them to volunteers during a community festival, while a professional association could issue them to fully accredited members to wear on their lapels. The tactile nature of the raised metal and recessed colour gives the product a perceived value that printed plastic alternatives simply cannot match.

The premium appearance is achieved through a specific manufacturing sequence. First, a custom die is struck to stamp your artwork into the metal base, creating a framework of raised lines. The recessed sections between these lines are then individually filled by hand with coloured enamel. Finally, the pins are baked in a low-heat furnace, which cures the enamel and locks in the superb, vibrant colours. This process makes them an excellent alternative to Cloisonné, particularly for simplistic designs that demand clear colour separation.

To ensure the final product aligns with your corporate identity, several customisation options are available during the manufacturing process. The range includes:

• Plating Finishes: Choose from gold, silver, or bronze plating for the metal base.
• Size Options: Eight dimensions available, from 15mm up to 50mm.
• Shape Variations: Custom shapes available, including standard squares or shield designs.
• Backing Attachments: Multiple backing options to secure the pin safely to clothing.

Things People Ask

What is the minimum order quantity for these lapel pins?
The minimum order requirement for this category is 50 units, making them accessible for both small teams and large corporate events.

How are the enamel colours applied?
After the metal is die struck to create recessed areas, the enamel colours are individually filled by hand before being baked in a furnace.

What does "clear colour separation" mean?
It means that each enamel colour is physically separated by a raised metal border, preventing the colours from bleeding into one another and ensuring a crisp design.

Can I choose the colour of the metal borders?
Yes, you can select gold, silver, or bronze plating for the metal, which will form the raised borders and the back of the pin.