1. Design stage: Design the badge according to the customer's needs and design requirements. This may involve hand sketching or designing using computer-aided design software.
2. Mold making: Once the design is determined, the mold for the badge needs to be made. Molds are usually made from materials such as metal, plastic or silicone.
3. Raw material preparation: Select appropriate raw materials, such as brass, copper, zinc alloy and other metals or plastics, as well as color paints, etc.
4. Material processing: The selected raw materials are cut, shaped, and polished according to the design requirements.
5. Pattern printing: Print patterns on badges or use other methods to add patterns, such as screen printing, laser engraving, etc.
6. Color filling: If the badge design contains colored parts, color filling is required. This can be achieved by using glazes, lacquers or other suitable pigments.
7. Surface treatment: Treat the surface of the badge as needed, such as electroplating, spraying, polishing, etc., to increase the beauty and durability of the badge.
8. Assembly: Assemble the various parts together, including adding fasteners such as back clips or pins, so that the badge can be easily worn or displayed.
9. Quality inspection: Conduct quality inspection on the finished badge to ensure that it meets the design requirements and does not have any defects.
10. Packaging and delivery: Pack the finished badges and arrange delivery to customers or sales channels.
