You will need a badge press, a die in the desired shape (round, oval, rectangular, etc.), blank badges , and a cutting tool. You can print your designs on any standard printer. It's one of the most accessible personalization techniques, requiring neither complex equipment nor expensive consumables.

The manufacturing process involves three steps: printing the design on standard paper, cutting it to the appropriate size for your die, and then assembling it in the press (design + front cover + protective film + back of the badge). A single press cycle is all it takes to produce a finished, clean, and professional badge.

A badge attaches to clothing or a bag using a pin, a magnetic system, or a built-in bottle opener. A magnet with a raised back is a flat decorative object with a magnet on the back, designed to attach to metallic surfaces (refrigerator, magnetic board, etc.). Both are manufactured using the same type of press, but with different consumables and dies.

Yes. Our badge presses accept interchangeable dies to produce round (from 25 mm to 75 mm), oval, rectangular , or hexagonal. A single press is sufficient to produce multiple formats simply by changing the die.

Home production becomes profitable even for small runs. The cost of producing a badge is very low—primarily the blank badge and printing ink. As soon as you regularly produce badges for your events, your team, or your clients, the investment in a printing press is quickly recouped. Our team can advise you based on your estimated volume 01 34 33 01 55.