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Frequently Asked Questions
What material are Datacard Plastic ID Cards made from?
Datacard Plastic ID Cards are made from 100% PVC and are manufactured to the size and thickness of standard credit cards and ATM cards. These cards can be produced in white or any color, and are cut from large plastic sheets as thin wafers or can be made as sandwiches that encapsulate proximity wires.
Can smart chips or magnetic stripes be added to Datacard Plastic ID Cards?
Yes, Datacard Plastic ID Cards can be manufactured with embedded or adhered smart microprocessor chips, memory chips, or magnetic stripes. This allows for enhanced functionality such as ISO magnetic stripe encoding or smart card capabilities when used with compatible card printers.
What surface finish is recommended for direct-to-card printing on these cards?
For optimal direct-to-card printing results, Datacard Plastic ID Cards should have a smooth, glossy surface texture that is free of dirt and debris. This surface preparation ensures the best print quality and adhesion when using compatible Datacard ID card printers.
What card thicknesses and materials do Datacard printers accept?
Datacard ID card printers accept ISO ID-1/CR-80 sized cards (3.370 in. x 2.125 in.) in various materials including PVC, ABS, PET, PET-G, and polycarbonate, with card thickness ranging from 0.25 mm to 1.0 mm (10 mil to 40 mil). This compatibility makes Datacard Plastic ID Cards suitable for use across the full range of Datacard printer models.
Are Datacard Plastic ID Cards returnable?
No, Datacard media is non-returnable. Please contact us today for details regarding your specific order or application requirements.
What print capabilities are available with Datacard ID card printers?
Datacard printers support one-sided or two-sided edge-to-edge full-color printing at 300 dots per inch resolution, with capability for alphanumeric text, logos, digitized signatures, and 1D/2D barcode images. Print speeds vary by model, with some achieving up to 200 cards per hour for full-color one-sided printing.