Zinc Nameplates & Badges
A cost-effective, die-cast solution for complex shapes and a solid, weighted feel — a go-to choice for truck badges, furniture hardware, and appliance branding.
Detail and durability at scale
Die-cast zinc strikes a balance between intricate detail, solid feel, and cost-efficient large-volume production.
Cost-Effective at Scale
Die casting keeps per-unit costs low even for large production runs.
Excellent Detail Reproduction
Captures fine text and logo detail directly in the casting process.
Complex Shapes
Handles intricate contours and multi-level designs with ease.
Solid, Weighted Feel
The heft customers associate with quality automotive and furniture hardware.
Durable Die-Cast Base
A strong metal base that holds plating and paint fill for years.
Wide Plating Options
Accepts chrome, nickel, black, and antique plating equally well.
Finished to match your brand
Zinc die-castings take a wide range of plating and enamel treatments.
Chrome plated
A bright, reflective finish for automotive and dealer badges.
Antique / brushed nickel
A warm, vintage-inspired look for furniture and hardware.
Black nickel
A modern, understated dark finish.
Painted / enamel fill
Recessed detail filled with durable, brand-matched color.
Where zinc performs best
Rugged, weighted badges built to handle rough-terrain use.
Branded hardware accents for luxury and custom furniture makers.
Durable logo badges for kitchen and home appliances.
Long-lasting identification for tools and industrial equipment.
From design to delivery
Design & tooling
A precision die is machined from your artwork.
Free sample
Ships in 10-14 business days.
Die casting
Molten zinc alloy is precision-cast to shape.
Plating & enamel fill
Standard turnaround: 5-6 weeks.
Delivery
100 pieces up to 100,000+ unit runs.
Common questions
Zinc die-casting captures finer detail and a heavier feel, while aluminum is lighter and offers a wider range of anodized colors. The right choice depends on your application and design.
With proper base plating layers, chrome and nickel finishes on zinc hold up well to years of outdoor exposure and daily handling.
Zinc alloy has a higher density than aluminum or plastic, giving die-cast badges the solid, premium feel often associated with quality hardware.
We work with orders starting from 100 pieces up through large-scale OEM production runs.
Ready to get started?
Request a free sample to see the quality for yourself, or get a custom quote for your project.