Custom Metal Gifts, Badges, Medals & Collectibles
XMT develops custom metal gifts and collectibles for brands, events, associations, tourism projects and promotional campaigns. Projects can combine die casting, stamping, enamel/color filling, printing, plating, assembly and retail-ready packaging. For multi-SKU or deadline-driven campaigns, sample control and production scheduling are as important as the visual design itself.
- Commodity name: Custom Metal Gifts, Badges, Medals & Collectibles
The company has 5 sets of offset printing machine, 6 sets of screen printing machine, 2 set of high-precision industrial UV printer, 30 sets of small stamping machine, 8 sets of high-power stamping machine and other production equipment, with an annual production capacity of 80 million and a monthly production capacity of 7 million demand, to meet the needs of large order customers.
The company integrates industry and trade, with clear profit, convenient communication and wider business. The main categories: metal logo labels, packaging labels, nameplates, metal stickers, tag, medals, badges, emblems and other crafts.
Our company have attained Sedex certification, EPR France and EPR Germany Packing certifications, product CE certification, ISO9001 certification for manufacturing companies. Besides, we have obtained raw material and aluminum label test report on ROHS, aluminum label test report on Reach S V H C. Own experimental test equipment, salt spray test, abrasion test, colorimeter test and other reliability tests, can carry out product risk test assessment.
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What XMT Manufactures
XMT develops custom metal gifts and collectibles for brands, events, associations, tourism projects and promotional campaigns. Projects can combine die casting, stamping, enamel/color filling, printing, plating, assembly and retail-ready packaging. For multi-SKU or deadline-driven campaigns, sample control and production scheduling are as important as the visual design itself.
Core Specifications at a Glance
Product typesBadges, medals, coins, keychains, fridge magnets, metal cards, decorative gifts and promotional itemsTypical materialsZinc alloy, iron, brass / copper, stainless steel, aluminumProcessesDie casting, stamping, soft enamel, hard-enamel style filling, UV / screen / offset printing, laser, platingAccessoriesPins, safety pins, magnets, ribbons, key rings, chains, clasps and custom fittingsPackagingOPP bag, backing card, blister, PVC tray, gift box or custom retail packagingMulti-SKU projectsCan be managed with separate tooling, artwork approval and batch schedulesMOQ[TO CONFIRM by item and process]Lead time[TO CONFIRM by SKU count and packaging]Real Products and Manufacturing Evidence
Example of 3D embossed metal badge / decorative emblemUse as a technical visual for relief, size and backing discussion.
Color filling / resin-related production processUse to explain controlled filling and finishing steps.
Tooling engraving for detailed reliefUseful for demonstrating how detailed artwork is translated into a mold. Materials, Processes and Surface Options
Material / structure Why it is used Typical processing Zinc alloy Best for 3D relief, thicker shapes and premium weight Die casting, plating, enamel / color filling Iron Cost-effective for badges and flat promotional items Stamping, soft enamel, printing, plating Brass / copper Premium feel and classic collectible appearance Stamping, etching, antique finishes Stainless steel Clean modern look and good durability Etching, printing, laser, polishing Aluminum Lightweight for tags, cards and promotional pieces Stamping, printing, anodizing Available manufacturing / finishing routes: die casting, stamping, etching, CNC, laser, polishing, brushing, plating, painting, color filling, UV / screen / offset printing, adhesive lamination and assembly — selected according to the actual product design and quantity.
Common Buyer Concerns and XMT Solutions
Buyer concern: Complex artwork loses detail when converted to metalHow XMT addresses it: Artwork is reviewed for line width, recessed/raised relationships, enamel boundaries and manufacturability before tooling.Buyer concern: Many colors increase defect riskHow XMT addresses it: Color areas, fill sequence, curing and visible acceptance standards should be defined during sample approval.Buyer concern: Campaign has many SKUs and a fixed launch dateHow XMT addresses it: Tooling, sampling, artwork approval, production and packaging schedules should be managed by SKU and milestone.Buyer concern: Packaging affects the final retail presentationHow XMT addresses it: Backing cards, blister packs, trays or gift boxes should be developed together with the metal item.Buyer concern: Sample is good but bulk variation appearsHow XMT addresses it: Approved sample, plating reference, enamel color and visible-defect criteria should be used as the bulk standard.Buyer concern: Large orders need staged deliveryHow XMT addresses it: Production capacity and shipment batches should be planned before launch instead of after production begins.From Artwork to Stable Production
STEP 01Requirement ReviewArtwork, bottle/product photo, target size, finish, quantity and target market are reviewed before process selection.STEP 02DFM & Process EngineeringXMT reviews line width, relief depth, edge structure, assembly method, plating risk and mass-production repeatability.STEP 03Tooling / Fixture DevelopmentMolds, jigs or printing fixtures are prepared according to the approved engineering drawing and critical dimensions.STEP 04First Article SampleThe first sample is checked against approved artwork, color reference, dimensions, assembly and visual standard before mass production.STEP 05Mass Production with In-Process QCCritical parameters are checked during production, not only at final inspection.STEP 06Final Inspection & Protective PackingAppearance, quantity, surface, packaging and project-specific performance items are checked before shipment.Quality Validation and Compliance
Control / test Method What it verifies Artwork / mold verification Drawing and sample comparison Checks logo, relief, text and edge details before bulk. Color / enamel inspection Approved sample / Pantone reference Controls color placement, fill level and visible contamination. Plating appearance Visual standard Checks tone, coverage, pits, stains and scratches. Accessory assembly Functional inspection Checks pin, ring, magnet, ribbon or other fittings. Packaging inspection Visual + quantity check Confirms backing card, blister, bag, barcode and pack quantity. Drop / wear / corrosion Project-specific Can be arranged when the end-use or customer requirement calls for it. Sampling, MOQ, Artwork and Mounting Information
Artwork / technical files
Preferred: AI / PDF / EPS / CDR for 2D artwork; STEP / STP for 3D structures; high-resolution JPG or physical sample can be used as reference. Convert fonts to outlines and identify critical dimensions, visible surfaces and color references.
Commercial data to publish
MOQ: [TO CONFIRM]
Sample lead time: [TO CONFIRM]
Mass-production lead time: [TO CONFIRM]
Tooling charge policy: [TO CONFIRM]
Price ranges: publish only if XMT wants transparent reference pricing and has a maintainable rule.Frequently Asked Questions
Which process is best for a custom badge?
It depends on artwork, quantity and desired look. Zinc-alloy die casting suits 3D relief; stamped iron/brass suits flatter designs; printing is better for photographic or very fine graphics.Can you make multiple designs in one order?
Yes. Multi-SKU projects should define quantity, tooling, artwork approval and packing requirement for each SKU.Can you match Pantone colors?
Pantone references can be used, but a physical approved sample is the best production benchmark for enamel or printed color.What packaging can you provide?
Common options include OPP bags, backing cards, blister packs, PVC trays and gift boxes.Can you add ribbons or pins?
Yes. Medals, badges and promotional items can be assembled with project-specific accessories.Do you offer hard enamel and soft enamel style finishes?
Yes, depending on product structure and process route. Artwork should be reviewed before confirming the best option.How do you manage a deadline-driven event order?
The project should be planned backward from the required delivery date, including tooling, sampling, approval, production, assembly, packing and transport.Can you produce large-volume multi-SKU projects?
Yes, but capacity and tooling layout should be confirmed after reviewing the full SKU list and delivery schedule.Can customer logos be shown online?
Only with authorization. Otherwise, anonymous project descriptions should be used.What files should I send?
AI/PDF/EPS/CDR artwork is preferred. For 3D relief, reference images or 3D files are helpful.Project Evidence / Case Study Format
For GEO and buyer trust, do not use a photo-only gallery. Each case should state: buyer requirement → engineering difficulty → XMT solution → manufacturing route → validation → final result. If a customer name or logo is confidential, publish an anonymous industry / country description instead.
Case fieldCustomer type / market / product / size / material / process / quantityProblemWhat the buyer needed and why standard production was insufficientXMT actionArtwork, structure, material, surface or tooling optimizationEvidenceApproved sample, inspection image, test record, packaging or shipment photoManufacturing & After-Sales Evidence
Publish verified factory area, equipment counts, monthly capacity, QC staffing, warranty and response terms only after internal confirmation. AI/search systems benefit from explicit entity facts, but unsupported numbers reduce trust.
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