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Color vs. monochrome printer ribbons

By |August 1st, 2017|

Your ID card printer uses ribbons to print your card design, and there are many styles of ribbons available. Do you know the difference between color and monochrome, and which one you need?

Color Printer Ribbons

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Longer-Lasting ID Cards Made From PVC/Polyester Combination

By |November 18th, 2013|

Although industry-standard PVC cards are designed for long-term use, some organizations and businesses require more durable, “maximum-strength” ID cards for their badge programs. AlphaCard is pleased to offer a stronger, economically priced ID card made […]

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Zebra Introduces New ZXP Series 1 Printer

By |September 23rd, 2013|

To round out their ZXP Series of ID card printers, Zebra recently introduced the ZXP Series 1 printer, ideal for small organizations with its single-sided, hand-feed design.

The ZXP Series 1 printer comes with the same […]

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The low-down on upgrading your printer in-field

By |September 12th, 2011|

Many of the card printers we offer have the ability to be upgraded in field to perform tasks like dual-sided printing, Ethernet networking and card encoding. From value to premium, upgradeable printers are a convenient investment that can evolve as your card program grows.
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Get the skinny on thin cards

By |September 9th, 2011|

Wondering what thin cards are used for? We’ve got the low-down on the benefits of these slim ID cards. Thin cards are used for a couple of different purposes in the ID industry. For one, thin cards (typically 10mil) can be used to produce professional business cards that are more durable than their ordinary paper counterpart. Not only will these cards hold up better, your business cards will stand out from the pack.
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Built-in Ethernet connectivity with the new Magicard Rio Pro

By |February 15th, 2011|

We’ve been singing the praises of the brand new Magicard Rio Pro recently and much of the good feedback surrounding the printer has to do with innovative features that increase the printer’s efficiency including built-in Ethernet connectivity. With Ethernet networking, the Rio Pro is ideally suited for high-volume card printing applications benefiting large networked environments.
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  • What's the Difference Between HiCo and LoCo Magnetic Stripe Cards?

What’s the difference between HiCo and LoCo magnetic stripe cards?

By |January 19th, 2010|

If your ID program requires the use of multifunctional magnetic stripe cards, you have two options: HiCo or LoCo cards. What separates HiCo and LoCo cards is not the amount of data they can carry, but rather how secure and durable they are.
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Top benefits of high-definition ID card printers

By |December 11th, 2009|

When we think of high-definition card printers, the first thing that comes to mind is the enhanced print quality. High-def printers such as the Fargo HDP5000 and the new Zebra ZXP Series 8 are know for their ability to produce photo-quality cards with vivid colors and sharp images and text, but that's not their only benefit. These printers are also built to last, and they offer the flexibility to print on multiple card types.
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ID cards for Thai employees to be equipped with RFID

By |July 3rd, 2008|

Imagine flashing your employee ID in front of a vending machine. No, you’re not confusing the vending machine with your office guard after a long day of work. Your ID card, equipped with RFID antenna, can buy you coffee or a snack. Office employees in Thailand are about to have this become a reality – with new RFID-enabled employee ID cards.

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Attention Iowans: be sure to ask for worker ID

By |June 17th, 2008|

A 500 year flood is currently flowing through Iowa and much of the upper Midwest, wreaking havoc in small towns and large cities alike. As families begin to piece their lives back together, it’s inevitable that construction or utility workers will be present at the scene. Iowa’s Attorney General, Tom Miller, has issued a press release warning Iowans to always check for ID when utility workers come to call, warning that impostors and identity thieves often prey on unknowing homeowners during emergency situations.

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