1. Material and Durability
- PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) is a plastic material known for its durability and resistance to wear and tear, making it ideal for ID cards.
2. Printing Techniques
- Inkjet PVC Cards Printing
- Thermal PVC Cards Printing
3. Customization Options
- Cards can be customized with photos, logos, barcodes, and QR codes.
- Options for embossing, holograms, and magnetic strips for added security.
4. Uses
- Commonly used for employee badges, Pvc student IDs, PVC membership cards, access control, and more.
5. Size and Format
- Standard size is typically credit card size (85.60 × 53.98 mm).
- Can also be produced in various sizes for specific applications.
6. Lamination
- Lamination can enhance durability and resistance to moisture, dirt, and fading.
7. Security Features
- Options for secure printing, including watermarks, UV printing, and microtext to prevent counterfeiting.
8. Issuance Systems
- PVC ID card printers and software systems are available for designing and issuing cards on-site.
9. Environmental Impact
- PVC is recyclable, but the recycling process is complex. Some alternatives, like biodegradable materials, are becoming more common.
If you have specific questions or need information about a particular aspect of PVC ID cards, feel free to ask!
10. Design Features
- Front Side: The front typically features a vibrant, full-color design that may include a photograph of the cardholder, their name, title, and other relevant information. Additional elements such as company logos, QR codes, or barcodes can be incorporated for enhanced functionality and branding.
- Back Side: The reverse side often contains space for additional details such as contact information, a magnetic stripe for swiping, or an optional signature panel. This side may also include security features like holograms or UV printing to prevent counterfeiting.
