Die Struck Pins
In the industry today, there are a variety of ways to make pins other than the cloisonné
method. Pins are often made by producing a die-struck piece filled with soft enamel and
then baked. We call this “die struck soft enamel”. An optional epoxy covering can also be
included on this pin. This method is about 50% less expensive than cloisonné.
Although the baked enamel process is durable it is not quite as scratch proof as hard
cloisonné enamel (baked ground glass)
The custom quote form will guide you through the pin design. Click on the Price Quotation
button on the navigation bar at the left to configure the pin and receive your personal quote
prior to ordering..
method. Pins are often made by producing a die-struck piece filled with soft enamel and
then baked. We call this “die struck soft enamel”. An optional epoxy covering can also be
included on this pin. This method is about 50% less expensive than cloisonné.
Although the baked enamel process is durable it is not quite as scratch proof as hard
cloisonné enamel (baked ground glass)
The custom quote form will guide you through the pin design. Click on the Price Quotation
button on the navigation bar at the left to configure the pin and receive your personal quote
prior to ordering..
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Die Struck with Color Fill
Die Sruck No Color Fill
Die Struck with Color Fill
and Epoxy Dome
and Epoxy Dome
