Indiana Metal Craft, Inc.

United States

Spin casting (also called Centrifugal Rubber Mold Casting) is a process with low to moderate tooling and set up costs. Our lead free pewter alloy is fully compliant with all state and federal laws regarding lead content, and we have years of experience in contract manufacturing of pewter products Molten pewter is poured into a spinning vulcanized rubber mold where centrifugal force fills the mold cavities. This process allows for deep relief and offers the greatest flexibility for shape and thickness. This process is generally our fastest turn-around product and we offer sizes from 316" diameter up to 6" diameter or 3" x 9". Let us assist you in developing your private label retail products including belt buckles, Christmas ornaments, lapel pins, decorative hardware, and jewelry. In many cases, we are able to use customer supplied models. Pewter Spin Cast Products Emblems Point of Purchase emblems Decorative emblems Private Label Retail Products Jewelry Belt Buckles Game Pieces Cap Emblems Gift Items Hardware

Our die striking capability is enhanced by presses up to 1200 tons. Using hydraulic pressure, metal is forced into steel dies bearing the desired images. Blank metal shapes of brass, nickel silver, copper, or sterling silver are placed into the dies and are struck into the dies sometimes up to four to five times with annealing between steps. Excess metal forced out of the die cavity is then trimmed away preparing the product for final finishing. Our capabilities are for emblems up to 3.0" diameter with thicknesses up to 0.250". Tooling charges for the steel dies usually exceed the tooling charges for cast pewter and brass. Brass, Copper, and Nickel Silver Die Striking Private Label Retail Products Belt Buckles Golf Accessories, Emblems, and Ball Markers Jewelry Christmas Ornaments Limited Edition Medallions Emblems Decorative Furniture Hardware Point of Purchase

Indiana Metal Craft manufactures a wide range of metal promotional products imprinted with company logos and advertising as well as safety and performance awards that are sold through Promotional Product Distributors throughout North America. Among the many uses for our promotional products are employee and customer gifts; safety, service, and participation awards; trade show promotions; and golf outing gifts and awards. Design, budget, and delivery requirements are met through the production options of lost wax casting, spin cast pewter, and die striking. We also have import capabilities for promotional products including cast and stamped precious metal jewelry and die cast and die struck coins, medallions, and belt buckles. Our promotional products are sold through recognized promotional product distributors and awards and trophy dealers. If you are a buyer of promotional products, please contact your local promotional product distributor for information about our promotional products. Ask for Indiana Metal Craft (PPAI 112175, UPIC imc, ASI 62570, or SAGE 51745). You may contact us for the name of one of our partner distributors.

Lost wax casting (also referred to as investment casting) is a process where molten brass is cast into a ceramic mold cavity created from wax injected into metal or rubber molds. Metal molds allow us to create castings with high and detailed relief while rubber molds allow for undercuts. Tooling fees and lead times are moderate. This process allows for sizes up to 4" diameter and thicknesses up to 0.250". We can assist you in the design of emblems (including outdoor use emblems), musical instrument hardware, and private label products including belt buckles and jewelry. Our belt buckles can accommodate findings for secure attachment to law enforcement belts. (Sam Browne Belts). Lost Wax Brass Casting Private label retail products Jewelry Belt Buckles Buckles for secure attachment to Sam Browne belts Limited Edition Medallions Emblems and Medallions Musical Instrument Components Law Enforcement security buckles

Our die striking capability is enhanced by presses up to 1200 tons. Using hydraulic pressure, metal is forced into steel dies bearing the desired images. Blank metal shapes of brass, nickel silver, copper, or sterling silver are placed into the dies and are struck into the dies sometimes up to four to five times with annealing between steps. Excess metal forced out of the die cavity is then trimmed away preparing the product for final finishing. Our capabilities are for emblems up to 3.0" diameter with thicknesses up to 0.250". Tooling charges for the steel dies usually exceed the tooling charges for cast pewter and brass. Brass, Copper, and Nickel Silver Die Striking Private Label Retail Products Belt Buckles Golf Accessories, Emblems, and Ball Markers Jewelry Christmas Ornaments Limited Edition Medallions Emblems Decorative Furniture Hardware Point of Purchase