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1. Material:Copper
2. Enamel: Cloisonné/ Hard Enamel
3. Size customed
4. Standard Thickness:1.4 mm to 3.0 mm
5. Plating: Gold / Antique gold / Matte Gold/Silver / Antique Silver /Misty Silver/ Nickel / Black Nickel/Antique Nickel /Matte Nickel/ Brass/Antique Brass/Copper/Antique Copper/Rhodium/Dyed Black/Double Tone Plating
6. Epoxy Coating/Resin:Without
7. Additional Process:Laser Engraving/ Photo Engraving/Sanding/Pad Printing/ Offset Pad Printing
8. Attachment: Safety Pin, Butterfly Clutch, Rubber butterfly Clutch, Magnetic Disc
9. Standard Packing:Each piece/ poly bag
Hard Enamel/Cloisonné Process:
1. Molding
Molding the metal surface to form the design.
2. Outline Cutting
Cloisonne lapel pins are die struck from a copper surface. A die is created to imprint your design into the metal. The outline of the pin and any cut-outs are then cut with another mold.
3. Coloring
Color is added by a powdered glass material into the recesses created by the mold. Colors are all hand-filled
4. Kiln-fired
Colors are kiln-fired at 800 degrees centigrade (1, 600 F) for two to four minutes. This process is repeated for each color to ensure fantastic color separation.
5.Stoning
Each pin are stoning with a carborundum stone until the excess color has been carried out.
6. Polishing
The pins are individually hand polished until smooth and shiny.
7. Attachment
Attachment is welded on to the back of each piece.
8. Plating
Now plating can be processed with various plating.
9. Inspection
Then each pin is inspected to ensure only the highest quality is individually packaged and send for final inspection.
Hard Enamel/Cloisonné
Majestic beauty is the tradition of the ancient Chinese art of cloisonné, developed centuries ago in China for decorative purposes. Cloisonné pins are just great for that unique look of bold quality and unsurpassed workmanship; it can be preserved for 100 years without fading. And only copper material can be used for this process, because kiln-fired hard enamel requires a high temperature of 800 degrees centigrade and copper melts at 1084 degrees centigrade.
Cloisonné lapel pins are popular because the kiln firing of the glass mixture process insures a hard, durable finish. Clearly separated, bold designs are the best choices for cloisonné lapel pins.