Printing PVC cards in inkjet printers

Printing on plastic cards

The plastic card printing system in Epson inkjet printers (especially Epson L800 / L805) allows for printing on proximity cards, being an alternative to expensive prints made on thermo-sublimation plastic card printers.

The set includes:

- tray for Epson printers enabling simultaneous printing of two plastic cards

- instructions for configuring the Epson L800 printer for printing contactless plastic cards

- graphic template for printing plastic cards

Printing plastic cards in an inkjet printer requires the use of cards made of ink-receptive material. The offer of PVC INKJET cards is below (related products).

Plastic cards printing in inkjet printers

Basic advantages of the product:

- printing of the entire card surface (from edge to edge)

- photographic print quality

- full waterproof printing

- very low printing costs (~ PLN 0.05)

Print on plastic cards using Epson L805

The offered printing system on plastic cards allows you to reduce the costs of printing contactless cards, while increasing the quality of printing. The print made using an Epson inkjet printer is waterproof and is of much better quality than prints from dye-sublimation printers (color retransfer using ribbon) from companies such as Zebra, Fargo, DataCard, Evolis, Magicard, etc.

The offered card printing system is compatible with the following Epson printers: L800, L801, L805, R270, R280, R285, R290, R380, R390, Rx680, T50, T60, A50, P50.

Applications of printed plastic cards

Examples of applications of proximity cards with printed on:

Access cards

RCP cards

Loyalty cards
Gift/gift cards
Electronic tickets

The offered product includes components (instructions, templates) that involve the acquisition of intellectual values. This product is not subject to our standard returns policy. Please purchase carefully.

By making a purchase, the buyer undertakes to use the offered product at his or her own risk. The seller is not responsible for any damage resulting from the use of the purchased equipment. In particular, damage to cards or printers resulting from their improper use.