The Zebra 104523-107 cards are constructed from PVC material at 24 MIL thickness, providing durability and professional quality for ID card printing applications. This thickness standard is ideal for cards that require longevity and resistance to daily wear. We offer these blank cards ready for customization with your card printer.
The Zebra 104523-107 plastic ID cards are designed to work with Zebra's card printing systems that support standard PVC card formats. We recommend verifying your specific printer model's compatibility before ordering, as different Zebra printers may have varying card feed specifications. Contact us today to confirm compatibility with your equipment.
24 MIL PVC cards are ideal for employee badges, access control cards, membership cards, and other applications requiring moderate durability and professional appearance. The thickness provides a balance between cost-effectiveness and card longevity for frequent-use identification systems. These blank cards from us are ready for direct printing or personalization.
Yes, these Zebra 104523-107 blank plastic cards are designed for direct thermal or dye-sublimation printing using compatible Zebra card printers. The white surface accepts color and monochrome printing for logos, photos, and text. We offer compatible ribbons and printheads to complete your card printing setup.
PVC cards at 24 MIL thickness offer good resistance to moisture, bending, and everyday handling, making them suitable for both indoor and light outdoor use. They maintain print quality and card integrity through regular contact with wallets, badge holders, and frequent scanning. For extreme environmental conditions, consult our team about alternative card materials available from us.
The Zebra 104523-107 cards are available in standard bulk quantities typical for ID card applications. Specific quantity increments and pricing depend on your order volume and requirements. Visit barcodesinc.com or contact us today to discuss your volume needs and get a customized quote.
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