Custom Anchor Lapel Pin

Anchor lapel pins and anchor pins are two different types of fasteners used for different applications.

Anchor lapel pins are small plastic or metal fasteners used to attach tags, labels and price tags to clothing, accessories and other merchandise in a retail environment. These pins usually consist of a pointed metal shaft with a plastic tip that can be inserted into a tag or marker and then into the fabric of the item being tagged. Then bend the tip of the pin back to hold the tab in place. Anchor tag pins are commonly used in clothing stores, department stores, and other retail establishments to help identify and track merchandise.

In addition, the anchor lapel pin is also a small decoration, which is usually used to add nautical flavor to clothing and express one’s own preferences, such as the yearning for the sea and the desire for sailing.

Anchor pins, on the other hand, are used in the construction industry as a means of securing insulation blankets and diaphragms to metal surfaces such as ductwork, pipes and storage tanks. These pins consist of a metal spike-like part, usually made of stainless steel, with a large washer or plate on one end and a smaller disc on the other. Large washers or plates are used to hold the insulating blanket or diaphragm in place, while smaller discs are mounted on the other side of the metal surface to hold the anchor pins in place.

Another major difference between anchor lapel pins and anchor pins is their construction and material. The anchor pins are usually made of plastic or lightweight metal and are designed to be easily inserted into clothing and other fabric materials without causing damage. Anchor lapel pins are usually made of metal, plastic or resin, and are mainly used as decorations. The material depends on the customer’s choice. In contrast, anchor pins are made of stronger and more durable materials, such as stainless steel or galvanized steel, that can withstand harsh environmental conditions and provide a long-lasting strong fastening.

Another difference is their size and shape. Anchor tag pins are typically smaller and thinner than anchor pins and are designed to be nearly invisible when applied to clothing and other merchandise. The anchor lapel pins are slightly larger. Although there are large and small ones, they are generally not too huge to overwhelm the host. Their main function is to express one’s own thoughts and add a unique color to clothing. Anchor pins, on the other hand, are usually larger and stronger, with points that can pierce insulation and other materials.