Custom Die Cast Pins

‍Die Cast Vs Die Struck Lapel Pins

Die casting is distinct from die striking. Struck lapel pins, also known as die struck lapel pins, cannot be formed in as many precise shapes as cast pins. Cast pins can also be formed in more intricate shapes than enamel pins. 

Custom Die Cast Pins

These custom pins are available in many designs and styles. Custom lapel pins made using this process have defined recessed areas and are typically made with highly polished or antique finishes.

Turnaround Time For Custom Pins

Our shop offers excellent turnaround time for these quality metal custom pins. Before production begins, you can get a fast and free quote. Our production team will help you choose the best metal finish (such as nickel or copper) for your pins, or we’ll produce pins with the metal of your request.

What Is A Custom Die Cast Pin?

A die cast pin is unique because the shape is not an issue. It can be made with cutouts around the letters, holes in the middle of the pin, in an unusual pattern, or just about any other element you want to add.

Cast pins are made by creating a custom mold and then injecting molten Zinc alloy metal in it to create the intricate shapes and designs. When the metal cools, it hardens. The results produce amazingly durable and sturdy custom pins because Zinc alloys will not bend or break. Yet it is lighter than the steel or brass used in a die cast pin.

A die pin may be all gold, all silver or any other metallic color. But you’re not limited! You may choose hard or soft enamel paint from our full range of Pantone or PMS colors to add vibrancy to the finished product so it looks very similar to a die pin.

Your die pin gives you total flexibility in the design by allowing custom shapes with the added benefit of an unlimited number of cutouts – all at no extra charge.

If you can dream it, we can make it!

Uses Of Die Cast Custom Lapel Pins 

Customers use die cast pins when they want to display an elaborate design or logo and require cutouts. Or they may require an intricate or unusual shape to their pin.

Lapel Pin Molds and Designs

Typically, a die cast lapel pin is ordered when the size is larger than two inches.

Because making the mold is more intricate than the process for creating a die cut pin which is stamped metal, they are a bit more expensive. 

We can work with your design or our talented designers can take your concept and turn it into artwork for you to approve or change.

And at PinProsPlus, there are no extra charges. Everything is included:

• FREE quotes in one hour or less
• FREE artwork if you need it
• FREE proofs sent to you in 24 hours or less
• FREE changes to the proof
• FREE set-up and molds
• FREE array of colors and finishes
• FREE ground UPS shipping anywhere in the U.S.

Custom Die Cast Lapel Pin Pricing

The die cast lapel pin is affordable. The price is as low as 96-cents each, depending on the size and quantity ordered. Though slightly more costly than a die struck pin, each die cast lapel pin high-quality and designed to your specifications

Questions about Die Cast Pins? We Have the Answers!

If you’re wondering whether a die cast pin is right for your needs, feel free to call one of our experienced representatives at (801) 544-1005. A real person will answer the call and be able to help you.

Where can I order die cast pins in the United States?

Right here at PinProsPlus. We’ve been making high quality die cast pins for almost as long as we have been in business.

What is the benefit of a die cast pin?

Die cast pins are ideal when you have an intricate design that requires cutouts or a pin that isn’t perfectly round or square. Almost any shape can be made into a die cast pin.

Are die cast pins expensive?

Because the pin requires making a mold with a Zinc alloy metal injected into the mold, they cost a bit more than a die struck lapel pin. But they are economical when the impact the pin has is considered, and they can look nicer than custom die struck pins in some cases. 

Whatever method you choose, we’re here to help you design and produce a lapel pin or custom die cast design that meets your specifications.

Can die cast pins be made in color?

Absolutely! Some customers just want a gold, silver or other metallic finish but we can add a full range of enamel colors to your die cast lapel pins. We’ll work with you and find the custom pin design and pin types that work best.

How long does it take to make a die cast pin?

Not long at all! Once you approve the artwork, we ship your pin in just 10-12 business days. We can create your custom lapel pins in a large quantity, so be sure to submit a quote request!