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Vevor UK£17.90Visit shop VEVOR 500 Sets 1 inch 25mm Pin Back Button Parts, DIY Round Button Badge Parts, Set Includes Metal Top, Plastic/Metal Button, Clear Film, and Blank Paper For Gifts Presents, Machine NOT Included
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The VEVOR 25mm Pin Back Button Parts set is designed for crafters, event planners, and small business owners who want to produce high-quality, professional-grade 1-inch badges. This comprehensive kit provides everything needed to create 500 personalized pin badges, offering a balance of metal durability and plastic cost-effectiveness. While the set is highly versatile for various button makers, users should ensure their machine is calibrated specifically for the 25mm size to avoid assembly issues.
| Model Part Number | D25-250S+250J |
|---|---|
| Brand | VEVOR |
These parts are designed to be compatible with most standard 25mm button makers, though variations in machine design may occasionally affect fit.
Standard printer paper (approx. 80-100 gsm) is recommended to ensure the machine can fold the edges cleanly.
The metal backs offer superior strength and longevity, while the plastic backs are lightweight and rust-proof, suitable for different types of clothing.
No, this is a set of consumable supplies only.
Ensure you are using the correct die depth on your machine and that the top cover is firmly seated before adding the back piece.
Verify that you are using the correct die size and that the components are layered in the order specified by your machine manufacturer.
Ensure the film is centered perfectly over the graphic before pressing and that you are using the correct amount of force without over-compressing.
Adjust the pressure settings on your button maker; too much pressure can damage the delicate metal components.
To begin, ensure your button maker is set to the 25mm die size. Place the metal cover, your printed graphic, and the clear film into the first die of your machine. Press down firmly to create the top assembly. Next, move to the second die to attach the back, selecting either the metal or plastic back based on your preference for weight and durability. Store your remaining supplies in a cool, dry place to prevent moisture from affecting the paper graphics or causing rust on the metallic components over time.
