How many years does metal badge electroplate not change color? As we all know, metal products are more likely to be oxidized and faded in a humid environment, if you use them improperly, such as just washed your hands, your hands are stained with water or you have a simple person on your hands to touch and rub the metal badge, then no matter how good electroplating can not withstand everyone's rubbing. The average badge is pinned on the chest or packaged in the box without messing with him, the plating color will not fall off quickly.

Take gold for example, real gold is expensive, and we will only electroplate real gold when the customer specifically states that real gold is needed. Other badges are generally plated with ordinary gold, which is neither easy to oxidize like imitation gold, nor expensive like real gold. There are generally three reasons for the fading of metal badges: first, the bottom is not good, gold plating should be silver plated, copper plating or nickel plating will change color, because copper or nickel will spread to the gold layer. The second is that the gold plating is too thin. Three is not clean thoroughly with pure water.

Therefore, whether a product can be used for a long time is not only a problem of product quality itself, but also important for users to properly maintain. Some customers come up to ask if it is absolutely not fading, then we can not guarantee that it will never fade, it is just a matter of time.

As long as the metal badge is used properly and the collection method is correct, the time for a qualified metal badge to ensure that it does not fade is generally within 2 years. Some customers said that after two years of fading is not very ugly, is not scrapped, in fact, think carefully, the state designated to issue pure silver pure gold commemorative coins will be oxidized and faded, not to mention ordinary material metal badges.