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Buttons look simple and are accessories for clothes, but before the buttonholes in the thirteenth century were invented, people's clothes were tied with straps or coils.
At that time, buttons were just beginning to be used. Western nobles made custom buttons using gold, silver, copper, ivory and even gems. In general, civilians used cloth buttons wrapped in cloth. It is also very important to see the modification function.
An ordinary dress, adorned with uniquely designed buttons, can show a plain or noble taste. Buttons also have a viewing and storage function.
In the thirteenth and sixteenth centuries, people began to use cheap materials such as bones, wood, and brass. Military uniforms used copper, iron, and tin. The nobles also ordered buttons for rare precious metals.
Seventeen time began to popular cloth buttons and embroidery buttons.
The Industrial Revolution began in the eighteenth century, and metal buttons became popular due to mechanized production.
In the mid-nineteenth century, women's fashion began to use buttons. Japanese porcelain button is popular in Europe and America.
In the 1930s and 1940s, the use of synthetic materials, bakelite/cellul, began. In the fifties it invented new plastic materials.
During World War II, there was a lack of materials, and due to the practical use of cloth buttons, the noble metal buttons made it regained popularity.
1940-1950, shell buttons are commonly used. The demand for nylon, plastic, etc., which can be mass-produced for garments, has grown and is widely used. And because of the same trend of trends, nylon/plastic surged, but shells and other slow production, it is rarely used.
In the 1980s, plastics were used to produce exquisite and unique, inexpensive buttons, and plastics were greatly utilized.
Since the 1990s, there has been an increase in awareness. The use of buttons such as shells and fruits has increased dramatically.
Until now, the use of shells, fruit buttons, etc. in high fashion and men's wear is still a selling point.
Imitation shells, fruit buttons are also popular in the market, there are nylon buttons, resin buttons, urea buttons and so on.
4/Injection molding method: The raw materials are placed into a molding machine to be heated and melted, then injected into the mold by a rotating tube, and then water-cooled to form a button.
Italy's Bonetti company invented a laser computer controlled automatic engraving machine, making an epoch-making contribution to the button industry.
The laser can sculpt any text and pattern on the surface of any button, including uneven shells, except metal.
The great energy of laser light originates from the precise oscillations between the electrons, which in turn produces excitatory energy. The substance that produces this effect can be a solid, a gas, a semiconductor, or a liquid. Laser generated by gas, stable light waves, easy to use. The button pattern is portrayed by a gas laser based on a pre-entered computer program.
Process data: laser source-CO2; working surface: D50mm; maximum speed: 3000mm/s; focus diameter: 0. 15 - 0. 25mm; accuracy: 0.15mm; width of engraved line: 0.15-10mm; working distance: 80mm ; Level effect: 7L/pcs.
The craft button refers to a button made with a human hand or a semi-automatic machine.
Since the 18th century, Europe has been producing craft buttons. The Chinese production process button has a history of more than a thousand years.
Due to the limited production of manual or simple semi-automatic machines, each button is unique.
Crafts are: hand-painted, hand-carved, hand-made, semi-automatic cloth, etc.;
Raw materials: Shells, plants, animals, minerals, resins, and more.
Thanks to the strong interest in handicrafts and the leading role and awareness of environmental protection in the fashion industry in Europe today, the craftsmanship is once again prevalent.
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