Plastic card printers are used to print on PVC cards.: Print ID Cards, Gift Cards Loyalty Cards and more.
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A card printer is a desktop printing machine used for printing plastic cards such as ID Cards, Loyalty Cards, Gift Cards are more.
A card printer can be used to print Staff ID Cards, Loyalty Cards, Club Membership cards and just about any type of PVC card. Card printers come with many optional functions such as magnetic/smart encoding, lamination and holographic printing..
ID Card Printers
ID Card Printers
ID Card Printers
ID Card Printers
ID Card Printers
ID Card Printers
ID Card Printers
Evolis Printer
Evolis Printer
Fargo Printers
Fargo Printers
Fargo Printers
Businesses, organisations and individuals use plastic card printers to customise PVC cards. Print Staff ID cards, Student cards and more on demand with a low-cost card printer from CardLogic.
CardLogic supply a massive range of PVC card printers from industry leaders such as Zebra, Smart, Evolis, Datacard, Magicard and Fargo We stock printers to suit any and every budget and need.
Free Installation & Support
For us it doesn’t simply end at the checkout. We offer full installation, training and aftersales support on all our machines. This includes, printer installation, card design setup and printer troubleshooting. This is all done via remote login on your PC.
A blank cardis fed into the machine and passes underneath a thermal print head and an ink ribbon.
The print head heats the ink ribbon and fuses the colours from each panel onto the card
Each different ribbon panel blends colours seamlessley to repliacte your image onto the surface of the card.
Direct to card printers are the most commonly used desktop print machines. This process workds by applying heat to an ink ribbon which then fuses the colour to the surface of the card.
Direct to Card Benefits:
Reverse transfer or retransfer printers are similar to their DTC counterparts in that they use heat to transfer ink to the card. The retransfer process has an extra step in which, the image is first transferred onto a think strip of film which is then bonded to the card.
Retransfer Benefits
We know shopping for a printer can be confusing, complex and downright frustrating. But it doesnt have to be – we’ve outlined the key factors to take into account which should focus your search for the perfect machine
The majority of plastic card printers will have option of single or dual-sided printing.Single-sided printers are cheaper but require you to manually flip the card if you want to print on both sides. So, if you’re print dual-sided cards in large batches – go dual-sided.
DTC (Direct to card) printers are the most common type of printer for in-house card printing – they are also the cheapest.A thermal print head utilises a colour ribbon to fuse colour to the card. The drawback with this method is the printhead leaves a tiny white border around the card edge.
If you intend on printing large volumes of cards with miniumum hassle, you will need a card printer with large input & output hoppers (used for card feeding & output).
Lamination greatly increases the lifespan of a plastic card. In addition, it can be used to add security holograms to your card.
