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plastic badge holders are specially designed for long time use. We are durable plastic badge holder supply
wholesale store with manufacturer's cost to general public. We provide plastic badges
to schools, students, employees, events, exhibits, military, government, sports or trade shows. They are made of vinyl clear plastic at both
sides. We stock a variety of size and style of durable ID plastic badge holders for immediate ship. Please check our online store
for more heavy duty plastic badge holder information.
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BH-172,
BH-173,
BH-174,
BH-175,
BH-176,
BH-177,
BH-178,
BH-310H,
BH-310V,
BH-322,
BH-7712,
BH-171,
BH-172,
BH-173,
BH-174,
BH-175,
BH-176,
BH-177,
BH-178,
BH-310H,
BH-310V,
BH-322,
BH-7712,
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You can shop plastic badge holders supplies online. We are wholesale stores and wholesale shops for your heavy duty plastic badge holders with factory direct wholesale low cost. We supply to domestic and international ID stores, shops, warehouses, wholesalers, suppliers, retailers, exporters, importers and manufacturers too.
Plastics or to say polymers have been with us since the beginning of time. The natural polymers include such things as tar and shellac, tortoise shell and horns, as well as tree saps that produce amber and latex. These polymers were processed with heat and pressure into useful articles like our clear plastic badge holders. Natural polymers began to be chemically modified during the 1800s to produce many plastic style of materials such as vulcanized rubber, gun cotton and celluloid. The first truly synthetic polymer produced was Bakelite in 1909 and was soon followed by the first synthetic fiber, rayon, which was developed in 1911.
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