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The perfect pin when the design requires an area with cutouts, die-cast pins are unique and bring about a high level of detail and depth that you just can’t get in standard enamel pins.
Die-cast pins are made by designing a custom mold and then injecting molten pewter or zinc alloy metal to create intricate shapes and designs. They’re available in different finishes ranging from shiny gold to classy pewters.
Break away from standard round or square designs. The die-casting process uses liquid metal and molds to create complex silhouettes, unique replicas, and elaborate shapes that traditional stamping simply can't achieve.
If your logo requires internal cutouts or multiple surface levels, die-casting is the perfect solution. This method allows for "holed" designs and 3D dimensions, giving your pins a high-end, sculptural look and feel.
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A die cast and die struck pin may look exactly the same when finished but they are produced in a vary different way. Die cast lapel pins are formed by pouring liquid metal into a mold while a die struck pin is formed by pressing a die into a thin sheet of metal. It is the difference in the process that gives them their unique strengths.
Die cast pin's unique calling card is inner cutouts while die struck pins unique difference is a heavier feel because of the metal used. Both have their place in the world of pins, but in reality without a trained eye most people would not know the difference between the two types. The only other difference is price. Die cast pins are a little more expensive than die struck pins.
To make a die cast lapel pin, a custom mold is first created. Then liquid zinc alloy is injected into the mold to form the design and left to cool and harden. Once hardened and removed from the mold, die cast pins can have enamel added to create a hard or soft enamel die cast pin.
You should choose die cast if your design requires internal cutouts, holes, or complex 3D surface levels. If your design is a standard shape without cutouts, the die struck method is generally a more cost-effective way to achieve the same high-quality look.
Yes. Just like die struck pins, die cast pins are fully compatible with enamel. You can add vibrant colors and various finishes to your die cast design, giving you the benefit of a unique structural shape without sacrificing the bold look of a classic enamel pin.
Because die casting involves pouring liquid metal into a custom mold, the process is slightly more expensive and typically requires a little more time for the mold to be created and cooled. While it offers the best flexibility for "holed" designs or unique 3D replicas, we usually suggest sticking with die struck pins for standard shapes to keep your costs lower without losing any quality.
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