Photo ID Cards
Keeping Your ID Card Printer Clean & Best Practices
Having an ID card printer is a valuable tool for businesses, schools, hospitals and organizations. These printers help create professional ID cards for employees, students, contractors or visitors. However, like any other machine, your ID card printer... more »
Employee Photo ID Badge Design: A Step-By-Step Guide
Designing an employee photo ID badge is a crucial aspect of ensuring workplace security. To create a badge that excels in both functionality and security, follow these step-by-step instructions:Determine Printing Needs: Decide whether a one or... more »
Reuse Your Proximity Cards with Adhesive PVC Cards
Reuse Your Proximity Cards with Adhesive PVC Cards Adhesive-backed PVC cards are a way to combine the best features of printable photo ID cards and proximity cards. Find out how they can save you time and money. Proximity access cards offer a major... more »
Thinking of Pre-Punching Your ID Cards? Don’t!
Thinking of Pre-Punching Your ID Cards? Don’t!Pre-punching your ID cards might seem like a way to work smarter, but it’s not. Find out why it can damage your printer and about accessories that eliminate the need to punch your badges at all.Now... more »
ID Card Thickness - What Are My Choices?
ID Card Thickness - What Are My Choices?ID Card thickness is often an afterthought when designing an ID card application. Find out how the industry measures card thicknesses and which standard thickness is best for your facility.Many of our customers... more »
Are Composite ID Cards Better than PVC Cards?
Are Composite ID Cards Better than PVC Cards?The choice between composite and PVC ID cards isn’t always straightforward. Find out the benefits of each type of card material and some of the considerations that should drive your procurement... more »
Outsourcing Your Photo ID Program!
Outsource your Photo ID Program with a Free Trial! If your industry is requiring you to provide Secure Photo ID Badges for your staff then you might want to consider shopping it out. Especially if your company has the following concerns: ... more »