how does the 7 point star badge attach? Also, I'm assuming the city of Eugene police badge is just an example and or it comes off?
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It is just an example and the badge slips on the front and the bar runs thru the back
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Mine just clipped through it, the example badge wasn't on mine when I received it.
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This badge is a replica of the Star Trek 2009 badges. This is not based on the ones in the original series.The metal is extremely sturdy. It's not fake-looking or plastic-y at all. It's very well made and can withstand a lot.
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Yes, it is a "clip back" style badge and is removable. The badge that I received has a money clip style back to it so the badge can be slipped out of the wallet and put onto a belt or pocket or anything else that a slip on clip could go onto.
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This is simply a metal alert badge on a chain. It does not connect with any other device or system. The idea is that in a medical emergency in which you cannot communicate with medical personnel, they will see the medallion and know you are taking Coumadin/Warfarin. For example, you might be unconscious after an auto accident. There is also a small card you can fill in and carry in your wallet with additional medical information. That's all there is to it.
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The back of the light has a clip similar to that found on a ballpoint pen, only larger & wider. It will clip to your belt, the back of your pants, a strap on a backpack, or any similar item. I took a picture of it, but I can't seem to find a way to post it here. Sorry.Edit: I should mention that the light also comes with the usual array of mounts for attaching it to a bike. It dose not only come with the above-mentioned clip.
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I had to cut off a side piece of the Avery Badge to fit the holder. The holders were made of plastic that had to be seperated by placing your had in the slot, once that was done you could card insert. The clips are not made for lanyards,
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The depth is fixed so that the badge can be used with the standard plastic clip on a lanyard or lapel clip (you know the plastic strip with the snap closure). I don't have it in front of me, but I would say the slot is between 1/4 and 1/2 inch in from the edge.
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Many companies use name badges for the employees....the little stainless steel clips on the badges work great.....check with their Security depts....many times they have left overs from badges of employees that were discharged or just left for other jobs. They will usually be glad to give you a couple
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You will probably have to buy a whole new badge. I bought mine either on Ebay or Amazon I don't remember which. If I remember correctly there was a lot of different venders to choose from. My Hyundai dealer sold them but was out of stock when I purchased mine.
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They use clips and clip into the existing slots from where the stock badge was
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My recent purchase (8/5/13) works great. The pressure is applied when the top portion of the unit is brought into contact with the garment. My only concern with GS badges is if they're color fast and stitched and not dyed. If dyed, they might leak onto the iron and ruin the badge itself. I hope this helps.
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The plate without the magnets has a self adhesive strip on it. You attach the plate to the badge.
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Hi Loretta, This bracelet is 9 inches long from the tip of one end of the chain to the tip of the clasp at the other end of the chain. The clasp allows the wearer to link to the other end of the chain so that a good fit can be achieved. It has "diabetic" engraved on the back. We do not offer custom engraving. You could take the bracelet to a local engraver who could add this information for you. There is some room on the pendant for additional engraving. I am a volunteer Fire Fighter and Emergency Medical Responder. "Diabetes" gives me valuable information in the event of an emergency. If I saw "Diabetic & Insulin" on your bracelet, it would not change my procedures. I suggest you contact your local fire department, police or ambulance service to see what they suggest. As these will be the people who respond in the event of an emergency, I imagine that their opinion would be primary to your concern. I hope that helps. Best regards, Don
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These are not badges but simply a magnetic strip with adhesivbacking that you stick onto the badge and it's matching metal strip.
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The badge will not attach to a shirt or blouse as is. We used them with lanyards that had an alligator clip at the end.
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There is double sided tape on the magnet. You will peel off the thin paper and stick it to the plastic badge.
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I put my work ID badge (plastic), my bus pass (paper) and my building key card. Don't try to put the two plastic cards in the front pocket. It's hard to pull out. I put the second one in the inside pocket and, well, the side of the pocket where the middle is and the back part, with the zipper, well it ripped. It's handy for what I use it for and it's lasted me over a year, I think, but it's not what I would call flawless. It really depends on the intended use.