STB-FMDFK is an MDF sublimation keychain blank with a 5 cm diameter and two printable faces. The interesting design choice is what to put on each face. You might want the same image twice, or propose a photograph on one side and a name on the other. Explain that relationship early, especially when an order includes different designs for different people. The keychain format and the artwork should be considered together.
Give the two faces clear identities
Call them front and back in the artwork discussion, then show which files belong together. A design code can help when several names or photographs are involved. It doesn't have to be complicated: someone opening the attachments should be able to see which pair is intended without relying on the order in which the files arrived.
Keep the exact text separately readable as well. A name that's visible only in a tiny preview is easy to leave ambiguous. Decide whether the proposed reverse repeats the front, carries different text or uses another image, and make that choice explicit before the artwork is treated as final.
Read the blank and carton specification together
STB-FMDFK is white MDF with two printable faces and a 5 cm diameter. Its packing quantity is 1,000 pieces per carton. The carton measures 43 × 43 × 28 cm and the gross package weight is 13.5 kg. Keep the gross package figure separate from the dimensions of an individual blank.
The two printable faces allow the artwork brief to identify a front and a back separately. A matching pair of designs and two different face designs are distinct artwork requests. Keep that choice beside the round 5 cm format and the selected model, with any supplied hardware requirements in the quotation.
What comes with the blank?
MDF is the material for STB-FMDFK. The complete keychain assembly still deserves its own question: ask what hardware, assembly arrangement and packing are proposed. A product name or photo isn't an itemised contents list. Keep any answer attached to the actual item being discussed.
The STB-FMDFK product listing is the model reference. For production questions, identify the equipment and consumables you intend to use. Two printable faces don't establish a universal sequence for decorating them, so ask for guidance appropriate to the proposed job rather than borrowing settings from another MDF object.
Compare the model-specific alternatives
The STB-MKR07 charm keychain is a silver zinc-alloy product with heart, lips and lipstick charms, packed 100 pieces per carton. It gives a different material and decorative format from the round, two-face MDF blank.
The STB-MDF312P heart magnet blank is white MDF, 95 × 95 mm and 6 mm thick, with 40 g net weight. Its 10-piece inner boxes and 120-piece cartons describe another gift format. Keep these pack levels separate from STB-FMDFK’s 1,000-piece carton.
Choose the gift format before locking the artwork
MDF & photo panel blanks offers a wider blank-product view. If you're still choosing the form of the gift, MDF Christmas Ornament Blanks provides a separate comparison. Give its artwork a fresh look instead of carrying the keychain's dimensions or face arrangement across. For STB-FMDFK, the useful request brings together the paired artwork, intended graphic sizes, quantity and assembly questions. That leaves the buyer and the person handling design with the same picture of the proposed finished keychain.
Questions & answers
How many printable faces does STB-FMDFK have?
The model has two printable faces. Label the proposed front and back artwork separately and explain how they should relate to each other, especially for individually named designs.
What is the diameter of STB-FMDFK?
The listed diameter is 5 cm. Ask for the applicable artwork outline and clear areas before placing critical text or image details close to the edge or hardware position.
Does the model name define all supplied hardware?
It doesn't provide an itemised assembly description. Ask what hardware and packing are proposed for STB-FMDFK and compare that answer with the finished product your project requires.
