More information about Tabletop Mirrors for Ø100 mm Button Badges

INDEX

> Description

> Things to keep in mind

> Templates for customisation

> How to customise a badge mirror with the Evolution machine?

DESCRIPTION

• 1 complete badge mirror set consists of:
  
  • 1 transparent protective sheet (acetate)
  • 1 front metal plate for placing the design
  • 1 metal stand
  • 1 adhesive foam piece to attach the mirror to the front plate
  • 1 mirror + 1 round black plastic frame (back plate)

THINGS TO KEEP IN MIND

• Each bag of badge mirrors includes 10 complete sets (front plate + mirror + acetate + stand + foam + frame)
• The badge mirror is compatible with the Evolution assembly machine

TEMPLATES FOR CUSTOMISATION

To view the template layers, open the PDF file using Photoshop. Remember to activate them:

Round badge templates (.pdf - 5.4MB)

HOW TO CUSTOMISE A BADGE MIRROR WITH THE EVOLUTION MACHINE?

STEP 1: Print the design

• Always use a template with cut and bleed guides
• Ensure the design has a margin for folding
• Print on 100–110 g/m² paper for an optimal finish

STEP 2: Cut out the design

• Cut along the outermost edge of the template
• You can use scissors, a die cutter, or a plotter depending on the volume and precision required

STEP 3: Assemble the badge

• Install the round mould of Ø100 mm. Remember to place the washer in Part A (included with the mould)
• Part A of the mould:
  
  • Place the front plate (sharp edge facing down)
  • Position the cut-out design on top
  • Add the protective sheet
  • Rotate the base to align Part A with the top section
  • Press the lever and raise it again
• Part B of the mould:
  • Place the frame (edge facing up), then the mirror (face down), and finally stick the foam to the back
  • Place the back plate (sharp edge facing up) in Part B. Align with the pin to ensure correct orientation
  • Rotate the base to align with the top section
  • Press the lever again
  • Your badge is now ready
  • Attach the metal stand by inserting both ends of the stand into the two holes in the frame