Description Custom Poker Chips Our custom poker chips are the best clay chip you can buy at an affordable price. They are casino grade and you can customize the center of the chip anyway you like. For fastest results you can use one of our existing designs and just let us have your name and city. Production of our chips only takes two weeks. If you would like to use your own art or have something else in mind send us an email and we will help you get started. We have two different styles of chips you can use. The Majestic chips are solid clay and weigh around 10 grams each. Ten different colors are available. Red Blue Green Black White Purple Brown Pink Yellow – Out of stock Orange – Out of stock The Milano chips are solid clay and weigh around 10 grams each. Seven different colors are available. Red Green Black White Purple Yellow Blue – Out of stock Inlays are printed on cast vinyl, then processed through a temperature controlled lamination system, then die cut to precisely fit the given poker chip diameter. We use large format printers and a high quality vinyl substrate for imagery. Printed images are laminated using a high pressure/heat laminator which applies rigid polycarbonate lamination over the printed image. Digital die cutters cut each image to precisely fit the required chip diameter. Each poker chip is finished BY HAND to ensure accuracy of image placement. Unlike others – notably those who print paper labels on laserjet printers and feel this qualifies as a custom poker chip – we use only the best materials on our chips. Our chips are manufactured to our specifications- notably a deeper recessed area to allow for the increased thickness of our high quality inlays. Inlay Features cast vinyl – the BEST vinyl for accurate color reproduction polycarbonate 5 mil textured lamination – expensive – but worth the price digital die cut inlays – accuracy to within .001 inch! permanent UV curable adhesives – 100% waterproof state-of-the-art 1440 dpi wide format printing inlays are guaranteed not to wear – for the life of the chip
