Metal Pins
Blue Oval Milestone Hard Enamel Pin
- Material
- Metal with polished enamel colour areas
- MOQ
- 100
CB-BADGE-ENAMEL-009View product →
Custom Hard Enamel Pins
A hard enamel style pin has colour and metal outlines polished to a nearly level surface. Choose it for a smooth finish on a club crest, a recognition pin or a collectible with clearly separated colour areas.
Product References & Minimum Quantities
Use these models to describe your project. Each card shows its listed minimum order quantity (MOQ). Open the model for its reference sample and production times.
Metal Pins
Chevron Shield Hard Enamel Crest Pin
- Material
- Metal with polished enamel colour areas
- MOQ
- 100
CB-BADGE-ENAMEL-002View product →
Metal Pins
Fox and Foliage Hard Enamel Mascot Pin
- Material
- Metal with polished enamel colour areas
- MOQ
- 100
CB-BADGE-ENAMEL-004View product →
Metal Pins
Interlocking Serif Initial Hard Enamel Pin
- Material
- Metal with polished enamel colour areas
- MOQ
- 100
CB-BADGE-ENAMEL-005View product →
What to Specify
Metal borders and small details
Provide the artwork at the finished size. Review narrow lines, small counters in lettering and dense colour areas before approving the tooling artwork.
Polish and colour
Specify the metal finish and colour references. Review the polished sample face under normal light to check the colour, metal contrast and legibility.
Construction and approval
Describe the preferred surface, attachment and packaging. Confirm the fill material and manufacturing specification in the quote when your project has a specific material requirement.
Ordering & Sample Approval
What determines the minimum quantity and lead time?
Share quantities per design, finished size, attachment, packing and destination. Confirm the minimum, sample timing, production after approval and transit separately when reviewing the quote.
Can my artwork use gradients?
Separated solid colours suit enamel fill. If gradients, photographs or very fine multicolour artwork are essential, ask whether a printed treatment is suitable.
What should I check on a hard enamel sample?
Inspect the polished face at an angle for level fill, then check the metal borders, colour and small text at normal viewing distance. Confirm the backing before approving production.