Belt Buckle Process
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Belt Buckle ProcessStamping Belt Buckle
More complex belt buckles have designs or pictures etched on metal. It can be very exquisite, sometimes occupying the entire surface of the buckle.
Belt Buckle ProcessInlay Belt Buckles
Inlay belt buckles are often made with great care and attention to detail, as the inlay can be a very visible part of the buckle.
Belt Buckle ProcessHollow Belt Buckle
Hollow belt buckle can easily carve or engrave patterns or text, which can be decorative or ordinary. They are also very durable.
Belt Buckle ProcessEpoxy Belt Buckles
Epoxy belt buckles are available in a variety of colors and designs, and they are a popular choice for people who want a stylish and unique belt buckle.
Belt Buckle ProcessEnamel Belt Buckles
Enamel belt buckles are made of metal and covered with a layer of enamel. The enamel can be any color, but it is often brightly colored.
Belt Buckle ProcessDie Cast Belt Buckles
Die cast belt buckles are popular because they can be made in a wide variety of shapes and sizes, and they are relatively affordable.
How Do They Make Belt Buckles?
The process of making belt buckles begins with the design of the buckle. This is typically done by a graphic designer who will create a vector file of the buckle. Once the design is complete, a machinist will use a computer numerical control (CNC) machine to carve the buckle out of metal. The machinist will also create the holes for the belt and add any text or other details to the buckle.