The Pin Factory Releases New Range of Custom Medals
Apr 11, 2019
The Pin Factory releases a new range of custom medals ideal for sporting clubs, marathons, events, corporate days and trade shows.
Australia - April 11, 2019 / / —
The Pin Factory is a wholesale manufacturer supplying a wide range of promotional products including pins, keychains, medals and coins online at thepinfactory.com.au. The company prides itself on providing unrivalled high quality goods and is now excited to announce a new range of medals which include glitter, powder coated, enamel ink fill and various other finishes.
The new range of medals is suitable for almost any clients. The medals could be customized to create ranks for a sporting tournament but they could also be used to congratulate marathon runners, promote businesses to customers at large corporate events or trade shows or even as prizes at an awards show.
The medals can be fully customized in order to satisfy the needs of the customer. The customer can use any design they like using a standard shape or a shape of their choosing. Furthermore, enamel printing means that customers can choose the exact shade they are looking for so corporate clients can match their medals to their brand guidelines.
The whole design process is completely free and The Pin Factory provides artists to work designs into the perfect medal. Throughout the process, the client is encouraged to work with the artist to perfect the design. This ensures that the end result is exactly what the client wants and not an approximation. These medals will be treasured for life and deserve the time it takes to get that right.
The Pin Factory also offers a wide range of ribbons to match the customizable medals including different colours and sizes. Gradients, printed logos, graphics and photographic images can be also printed giving customers a full spectrum of offers for a fully customizable product.
The Pin Factory has recently released an express medal range which are fully customisable and can be delivered to the client in 7 days. This is possible because the company is entirely owned and located in Australia. A turnaround time like this is almost unheard of for a completely bespoke item and is a great option for companies who need a fast turnaround.
For more information about The Pin Factory, please contact Robert Neate on 612 6555 5030, or email [email protected]. Please address any postal queries to 13 Dee Crescent, Tuncurry NSW Australia 2428 and check out their website thepinfactory.com.au for all the information you need.
Contact Info:
Name: Robert Neate
Organization: The Pin Factory
Address: 13 Dee Crescent, Tuncurry NSW Australia 2428
Phone: 612 6555 5030
Website: http://thepinfactory.com.au
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Release ID: 501605
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