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Products Description
Item | Custom Metal Badges |
Material | Zinc alloy, Brass, Iron, Stainless steel, Copper, Pewter |
Shape | Custom shape, 3D, 2D, Flat, Full 3D, Double side or single side |
Process | Die casting , Stamping, Spin casting, Printing |
Size | Custom size |
Finishing | Shiny / Matte / Antique |
Plating | Nickel / Copper / Gold / Brass / Chrome / Dyed black |
Antique | Antique nickel / Antique Bronze / Antique gold /Antique silver |
Color | Soft enamel / Synthetic enamel / Hard Enamel |
Fittings | Stainless steel clip, Safety pin, Screw nut |
Pack | Individual pvc bag packing |
Pack plus | Velvet box, Paper box, Blister Pack, Heat seal, Food safe pack |
Lead time | 5-7 days for sampling, 10-15 days after sample confirmed |
Product Process
Products Description
Item | Custom Metal Badges |
Material | Zinc alloy, Brass, Iron, Stainless steel, Copper, Pewter |
Shape | Custom shape, 3D, 2D, Flat, Full 3D, Double side or single side |
Process | Die casting , Stamping, Spin casting, Printing |
Size | Custom size |
Finishing | Shiny / Matte / Antique |
Plating | Nickel / Copper / Gold / Brass / Chrome / Dyed black |
Antique | Antique nickel / Antique Bronze / Antique gold /Antique silver |
Color | Soft enamel / Synthetic enamel / Hard Enamel |
Fittings | Stainless steel clip, Safety pin, Screw nut |
Pack | Individual pvc bag packing |
Pack plus | Velvet box, Paper box, Blister Pack, Heat seal, Food safe pack |
Lead time | 5-7 days for sampling, 10-15 days after sample confirmed |
Product Process
Origin and development
The history of police badges can be traced back to medieval Europe. At that time, knights wore badges to show their status and honor. These coats of arms were usually family crests or symbols of the order. Some of the prototypes of modern police badges can be seen among these early badges.
british police badge
The concept of the modern police badge developed in England in the early 19th century. In 1829, the London Metropolitan Police was established, the world's first modern police agency. In order to identify and distinguish police officers, London police officers began to wear specific badges. These early police badges were usually made of metal and bore a number and the logo of the police department.
American police badge
Over time, the use of the police badge expanded to other countries. In the mid-19th century, police agencies in the United States began to adopt similar insignia. Around 1870, the New York City Police Department began equipping its officers with metal badges. These badges often bear the police number, city name and other symbols for easy recognition and trust by the public.
Origin and development
The history of police badges can be traced back to medieval Europe. At that time, knights wore badges to show their status and honor. These coats of arms were usually family crests or symbols of the order. Some of the prototypes of modern police badges can be seen among these early badges.
british police badge
The concept of the modern police badge developed in England in the early 19th century. In 1829, the London Metropolitan Police was established, the world's first modern police agency. In order to identify and distinguish police officers, London police officers began to wear specific badges. These early police badges were usually made of metal and bore a number and the logo of the police department.
American police badge
Over time, the use of the police badge expanded to other countries. In the mid-19th century, police agencies in the United States began to adopt similar insignia. Around 1870, the New York City Police Department began equipping its officers with metal badges. These badges often bear the police number, city name and other symbols for easy recognition and trust by the public.