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Pinyin: J ī n sh ǔ Ji ǎ ng P á I

Basic explanation: there are gold, silver and bronze medals for the winners.

Explain separately:

To exhort, encourage, praise, praise: praise. Bonus. prize. Rewards. Commendation. Rewards and punishments. Meritorious person award.

A sign made of wood or other material: a doorplate. Road signs. Brand. Plaque. Certificate: gold medal. Silver. waist tag.

[medal] is divided into gold, silver and bronze medals, and the winners are awarded according to these three grades in sports competitions.

Gold metal silver metal bronze.

Medal materials: metal, natural minerals, such as jade, amber, dewaxed glass, crystal, etc.

Process flow of metal medal

Design medal draft - making medal mold - pressing - blanking - polishing - Welding medal accessories - electroplating and coloring Medals - packaging the medals according to customer's requirements

Materials for Metal Medals

Some common materials for Metal Medals

Metal medal customization is made of copper, iron, zinc alloy or gold and silver and other metal materials through a certain medal process. In recent years, the value of medal collection has become more and more prominent, especially the medals and commemorative medals made of metal materials, which have become the mainstream of current medal making, such as enamel medals and imitation enamel medals in high-grade medals, as well as paint medals, and relatively cheap metal medals made of iron. The manufacturer of refrigerator stickers says that these medals are made by customers

Characteristics of various materials:

Copper: copper (including brass, red copper and red copper) is the preferred metal for making high-grade medals. Among them, red copper is used for making enamel medals, while brass and bronze are mainly used for making metal medals such as imitation enamel medals and baking paint medals. Copper is a relatively soft metal material. It is used to make metal medals. The metal medals produced are beautiful in appearance and of high quality. Their general thickness is 1.2 mm, 1.5 mm or 1.8 mm. The thickness of commemorative medals is generally 3 mm. Iron: iron is our most common material.

According to the different materials and processing technology of metal medals, manufacturers of Metal Medals set different prices for various medals and designated different applicable groups.