{"id":23787,"date":"2026-02-04T08:04:49","date_gmt":"2026-02-04T08:04:49","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/96jewelry.com\/?p=23787"},"modified":"2026-05-21T02:37:20","modified_gmt":"2026-05-21T02:37:20","slug":"second-electroplating-brass-tie-clip-logo","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/96jewelry.projectsofar.com\/fr\/second-electroplating-brass-tie-clip-logo\/","title":{"rendered":"Custom Brass Tie Clips: Second Electroplating for Laser-Engraved Logos"},"content":{"rendered":"

Why we recommend laser-engraving the logo after the first electroplate, then a second electroplating<\/h2>\n

In\u00a0tie clip<\/a> manufacturing<\/strong>, many brands consider laser engraving a simple post-processing step. However, for men’s tie clips brands<\/strong>\u00a0that pursue a high-end feel, the way the logo is presented directly determines the product’s “brand premium.” We often encounter clients struggling with whether to pursue ultimate shine or subtle details. As a professional supplier of men’s metal accessories<\/strong>, our usual advice is to choose a second-plating solution.<\/p>\n

The Common Failures in Mass Production of Tie Clips<\/h2>\n

In actual production, most tie clip manufacturers choose the “one-time electroplating” solution to reduce costs: that is, the logo is engraved directly after the product is polished and electroplated. Although this can maintain the brightness of the text, under high magnification, the edges directly burned by the laser often appear too “harsh” because the exposed electroplated layer makes the surface area after the laser appear black, lacking the detailed texture that a high-end brand should have.<\/p>\n

Why a Single Plating Process Puts Your Brand at Risk<\/h2>\n

The silver personalized\u00a0tie clip<\/strong>, which has only been treated once, has two fatal flaws, even though the text is very eye-catching.<\/p>\n