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Once the pattern design is finalized, the unnecessary sections are removed during the stamping or die-casting of the badge base, resulting in an openwork design that enhances the badge’s dimensionality and contemporary appeal.

This process is cost-effective and delivers quick results. It is adaptable to irregular surfaces and provides excellent adhesion and lasting color performance.

A transparent resin layer—also called a domed coating—is applied to the product surface for enhanced protection and scratch resistance. Common variations include baking paint doming, printing doming, and color printing doming, each offering a glossy, durable, and refined finish.

Building on the baking paint process, the raised metal areas are carefully polished to create a smooth, refined surface that can be filled with enamel-like baked colors or electroplated in gold or silver for a premium finish.

The metal surface is engraved to form raised patterns or lettering, highlighting the material’s texture and metallic sheen.

The baking paint process is carried out after stamping or die-casting. Paint is precisely injected into the recessed metal areas and then baked to cure. The result is a surface with a refined texture, a strong three-dimensional feel, vibrant color depth, and an elegant glossy sheen.

Once the pattern design is finalized, the unnecessary sections are removed during the stamping or die-casting of the badge base, resulting in an openwork design that enhances the badge’s dimensionality and contemporary appeal.

This process is cost-effective and delivers quick results. It is adaptable to irregular surfaces and provides excellent adhesion and lasting color performance.

A transparent resin layer—also called a domed coating—is applied to the product surface for enhanced protection and scratch resistance. Common variations include baking paint doming, printing doming, and color printing doming, each offering a glossy, durable, and refined finish.