These are direct-to-metal printed on precision cut 6061 aluminum with a very tough ink on our specialized $75k industrial printers. While they are not originals, we spent a lot of time fussing with the details, pantone colors, etc. to get them as close to an original. Note that the metal is slightly thicker than the original for a high quality installation.
Please note that these are not a vinyl sticker stuck to metal which is not very durable, nor are they dye sublimated which will fade with any exposure to sunlight. They are ink on metal. We have found that these are as close to the original as we've been able to achieve without mixing silk screening inks ourselves and making them the very old fashioned way (which our research has shown leads to a lot of variation and some colors that fade over time).
They will require holes for your drive screws for mounting, but I did not pre-drill those because after looking at dozens of badges, every machine seems to be positioned slightly different. Simply center punch, put some painter's tape over the area to be drilled, drill the appropriately sized hole and you're done.