In our production facility, pigment dye and hardeners are added to the liquid polyester, which we procure from our specially selected suppliers. The resulting mixture is mixed until the desired properties are obtained by the machines on the production line. It is then poured into aluminum rods to produce unique mosaic patterns. Upon request of our customers, we are able to produce rod buttons of different sizes using different width of aluminum bars. These rods are cut to the desired thickness by moving towards the cutting machines in the second part of our production line. These sections are called button blanks. Once the button blanks have reached the desired hardness, they are proceded into the button making machines in order to obtain the model desired by our customers. After the shape and holes of the button are made, the final touches of the button end the production process.
The rod buttons are processed to be shiny or mat after the manufacturing process. The shineness of the rod buttons generally increases the strikingness of the rod button on the garment used, but adds a distinctive style to the garment. The rod buttons, which are generally used as mat, provide integrity with the garment and reveal its harmony with the fabric. Rod buttons, which are generally used in winter clothes such as coats , are produced as a little thicker than the other button types.