• UV Printing

    Full-color, edge-to-edge prints cured instantly for a durable, vibrant finish. Our most popular customization method.

    Shop UV-Ready 
  • Hot-Foil Stamping

    Classic metallic impressions in gold, silver, and copper. Timeless elegance for premium chip sets.

    Shop Foil-Ready 
  • Laminated Inserts

    Drop in your own full-color labels under a protective laminate. Maximum design freedom, professional finish.

    Shop Insert-Ready 

Try Before You Commit

Multi-method sample packs of blank poker chips for testing UV printing, hot-foil stamping, laser engraving, sublimation, and label inserts on production-grade substrates. One kit covers every decoration process in your shop.

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One Sample Kit for Every Decoration Method

Most custom shops run more than one process, and each process has its own substrate demands: ink adhesion for UV, thermal stability for foil, clean vaporization for laser, dye absorption for sublimation, and precise recess depth for inserts. The multi-method variety pack puts production-grade blanks for all of these workflows in a single kit, so you can profile a new substrate or onboard a new operator across your entire equipment line without ordering five separate sample sets.

The kit spans the core chip styles — UV and foil-ready composite chips, sublimation-ready ceramic-style chips, and insert-ready recessed chips — each molded to the same tight tolerances as case-quantity stock. That consistency matters for testing: jig fitment, multi-cavity registration, and heat-press behavior on the sample blanks will match what you see on the production run.

Use the variety pack to eliminate setup scrap, verify machine parameters before client deadlines, and hand physical proofs to customers choosing between decoration methods. Single-piece minimums keep the cost of thorough testing low, and everything is stocked for fast dispatch from Roswell, Georgia.

What the variety pack covers

  • UV flatbed printing: ink wet-out, white-barrier opacity, and cross-hatch adhesion on composite chips
  • Hot-foil stamping: dwell time, die impression, and foil release on smooth flat centers
  • Laser engraving: mark contrast and edge definition on uniform composite cores
  • Dye-sublimation: color saturation and permanence on ceramic-style polymer chips
  • Label inserts: decal fit and adhesive bond in precision-molded recessed centers