This metal badge is made of solid brass, measures 40 mm in diameter, and features a front design that is stamped into shape and then electroplated.
Custom metal badges are typically produced by first determining the contours and lines of the design based on the blueprint, followed by the selection of a surface treatment method. Because copper offers good ductility, stamping can produce clear, fine contours, making it suitable for smaller, regularly shaped products.
Stamping and electroplating are the two core processes used to produce this stamped badge. Stamping shapes the copper sheet within a die, creating raised and recessed textures on the front; electroplating forms a metallic coating on the surface, giving the finished product a uniform metallic luster. These two processes are sequentially linked: stamping determines the shape’s contours and depth, while electroplating determines the final surface appearance.
Copper was chosen as the base material, laying a solid foundation for producing pure copper badges. The badge manufacturer performs both stamping and electroplating in-house, integrating the two processes within the same streamlined workflow. The order quantity for this product is 1,000 pieces, with a lead time of 10 days.
