We always often encountered confusion in regards to custom made silicone rubber bracelets and even vendors sometimes mixed debossed with embossed and buyers are not that so sure about the feature of silk-screen printed one. But please don’t get frustrated. Let’s have it clear this time!!! Embossed bracelets are made with the use of mold to be able to mount up the texts on the surface of the band. This type is higher value upon uniqueness and style. This is the actual opposite of debossed bracelets, manufacture of debossed bracelets; texts are recessed down into the surface of the band. For laser-engraved wristbands, this type is nearly identical to debossed bands in look and feel. For custom laser-engraved silicone bracelets, we begin with blank bracelet. There is an easy setup program used to allow laser-engraving machine to engrave the custom silicone bracelets to the exact specifications of the message you want to customize. One of the distinct process that differ it from debossed bracelets, custom laser-engraved wristbands do not require mold to produce it. These bands are cheaper and turnaround of production is quicker than debossed and embossed wristbands. Printed bracelets, they say, the cheapest choice. It starts with blank wristbands and is then silk-screen printed. The industry has seen improvement when it comes to screen printing making it worth the price of paints being used to print that will not crack or flake off from the silicone bracelets. Although, cheap paints used are not the main reason, to make your printed bracelets last long better yet purchase the good and quality silicone bracelets from a good bracelet vendor or company. Template is used on this type and not a mold. Printed bracelets are less expensive with speed turnaround time than debossed and embossed wristbands. So what is the best choice when selecting between debossed, embossed, printed, and laser-engraved custom made silicone bracelets? The answer relies on the matter of your personal preferences, needs and wants.
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