Product Descriptions:
The square shaped metal cell phone charm is made of zinc alloy with an aluminum printing plaque in the recess area. The aluminum printing part can be customized with your icon or logo to make it a great promotional item of a gift.
Fei Hong is an expert in making high-quality zinc alloy products with diversified designing techniques. Please feel free to contact us for more customization details!
Key Features:
- Aluminum printing plaque in the recess area
- Custom printing
- MOQ: 500
About Fei Hong | 30 Years of Zinc Alloy Gift Manufacturing
Founded in 1996, Fei Hong Five Metals Wares Co., Ltd. specializes in the development and application of zinc alloy die-casting. With more than 30 years of OEM/ODM manufacturing experience, we continue to broaden our product range and raise the quality and added value of what we make.
In 1999, Fei Hong set up its R&D and design department. Our first original product, a trolley token for European supermarket shopping carts, was well received by buyers and industry peers around the world, and marked the start of our ODM services. From 2000, our Combined Movable Pin was used for commemorative pins for the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games and Disney theme parks. In 2002, our factory passed Disney’s factory audit, and it has since also passed the Universal Studios audit — a sign that our production and management systems meet the standards international brands require.
In 2003, we opened our Shanghai office to coordinate factory engineering, product design and our Hong Kong logistics center. In 2013, we added a plastic injection molding line; combining metal, plastic and other materials gives designs more options while keeping costs under control. Over the years, we have produced custom gifts and souvenirs for brands and events including Disney, Marvel, BMW, Porsche, Lacoste and the Paris 2024 Olympic Games (see our clients).
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