Badges are used for a wide range of tasks and purposes by different people in different types of industries and fields. These badges in fact act as a mode of recognition for the persons using the same. These may be used in schools, offices, industries, malls, commercial places and so on. Some people even use badges as a fashion symbol. Likewise, there are varied reasons for use of the badges. With the help of the pin attached to them, these badges can be easily affixed to the attire of the users. Depending upon the unique and varied needs of different types of users and industries, different types of badges are available in the market. You just need to choose and get the best suited types of badges in accordance with your unique needs. Have you ever wondered how these badges are made? We are giving below brief guide for the same. Keep reading:-
Apt material is chosen for the badge
First of all, the manufacturers need to choose apt materials for the pin badges so that they may get what they actually want. There are different types of materials like copper, plastic, fibre, metal and so on. It all depends upon the personal choices of the ultimate end users.
Proper and requisite shape is given to the badge
Again badges are available in a wide range of shapes in accordance with the unique and varied tastes and requirements of the users. Hence proper and the requisite shapes are given to the badges using certain types of tools and machines.
Badge is coloured properly
Once badges are ready in proper and the desired shape, it is coloured. Large numbers of badges may be coloured at once using dyeing machines. There are so many colours that can be coated over the badges. In some cases, badges may be coloured by combining different colours together. The badges are left for some time to dry out the colour.
Requisite designs or information is printed
Since badges are meant to display some designs or information over them for the users therefore printing is started. The requisite designs and printed information in accordance with the distinct needs of the users is printed over the badges.
Pins are selected and affixed to the badges
Finally, pins are affixed to the badges so that the same may be used easily by the end users. Again different types and sizes of the pins may be used for different types of badges. What is more important is that the pins must be fixed properly to the badges and these must work well.
This is the complete process of manufacturing of the badges with pins affixed to them. Finally, the badges are supplied to the end users by packing the same impressively and safely.