Introduction to Lanyard

Lanyards belong to the category of textile accessories (other names: mobile phone ropes, lanyards, slings)

Lanyard production process

Textile is a traditional Chinese industry with a long history. As early as the Tang Dynasty, Chinese textiles have crossed the vast ocean and benefited mankind in the world. Today, the textile industry is still a strong industry in China.

A small lanyard actually requires a lot of processes. The following is an example of the production process of radio lanyards, toy lanyards, flashlight lanyards, and camera lanyards.

1. Ribbon: Generally, the materials for making lanyards are nylon, pp, polyester, and high-elastic cotton. The general specifications are 4mm, 5mm, 6mm, 7mm, 8mm, 10mm, 12mm, 16mm, 20mm, 25mm in width.

2. Accessories: Common accessories include metal hooks, document clips, etc., and plastic ones include aircraft buckles, buckles, safety buckles, etc.

3. Printing: General exhibition lanyards will require the text and patterns that need to be promoted.

4. Assembly: First print, cut to the specified size, add strings, plastic buttons, dispense glue or press metal iron sheets, and finally package. After inspection, a lanyard is ready for shipment.

Lanyard application range

Lanyards are widely used: electronic U disk, bank U shield, employee badges, exhibition cards, mini stereos, mobile phones, flashlights, work cards, ballpoint pens, tags, slings, etc. Any electronic product that needs to be easily carried can be used.

Lanyard material

There are Tedlon (polyester, poly), nylon, PVC, PU, ​​silicone, resin, metal, etc.;

Lanyard Specifications

The length can be requested. The more commonly used widths are 7mm, 10mm, 12mm, 15mm, 16mm, 20mm, 25mm)

Folding Lanyard Color

The color of the ribbon is generally red, blue, black, yellow, white, gray, purple, green and other colors! Special colors can also be customized according to the different needs of each customer;

LOGO printing process

Text or company LOGO can be printed on the lanyard, and the process can be basically divided into three types: transfer printing, silk screen printing, and jacquard.