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Card Printer Roundup – Mid-Volume ID Card Printers

By Keisha Shippy|2017-11-06T08:01:00+00:00November 6th, 2017|

Mid-volume ID card printers are designed for small to medium-sized organizations looking to efficiently print small to mid-sized batchs of cards at a time. WeÛªre rounded up our top mid-volume print picks below.

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Card Printer Roundup – Low-volume Printers from Leading Manufacturers

By Keisha Shippy|2017-10-23T08:01:00+00:00October 23rd, 2017|

Low-volume ID card printers are designed for small organizations looking to efficiently and affordably print a small number of cards on demand. WeÛªre rounded up our top low-volume print picks below.

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Video: How to Convert Your Fargo DTC4250e Printer to Dualsided

By Keisha Shippy|2018-02-28T23:36:38+00:00July 12th, 2017|

Watch this short video to convert your single-sided DTC4250e printer to dual-sided with the dual-side upgrade module. Other available upgrades include encoding, hopper placement, and/or WiFi connectivity.

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Video: How to Set up Your Fargo C50 Card Printer

By Keisha Shippy|2018-02-28T23:31:11+00:00May 10th, 2017|

See how easy it is to set up your new Fargo C50 card printer in this short video. Also find C50 printer supplies at IDCardGroup's best prices.

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Protect Your ID Card Printer from Dust, Liquids, or Travel Damage with Printer Cases

By Keisha Shippy|2019-07-03T21:23:10+00:00March 15th, 2017|

Like all electronic equipment, your ID card printer should be protected from dusty and debris, spills of liquids, and bumps and drops during travel - protecting your printer is key to keeping it running in top shape for years to come. ID Card Group offers a wide range of printer covers and travel cases for everything from cross-country flights and printers that never leave your desk.

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Try Holographic Laminates for Increased Card Security

By Keisha Shippy|2017-03-06T08:01:00+00:00March 6th, 2017|

Lamination is the process of applying a clear film over your printed cards. Although not an upgrade option on every ID card printer, it's a popular feature available from most printer manufacturers. Lamination uses an additional film beyond the colored or monochrome ribbon you use to print your cards, and does require higher-quality composite cards (instead of standard PVC) to withstand the high heat of the lamination process.

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