If you are currently in the market for an ID card printer, it’s important to consider your options carefully to avoid frustration and further costs down the line.
There’s a multitude of options now on the market, but which one do you choose? We’ve put together a list of the top seven mistakes people make during the decision process.
Hopefully it’ll help you avoid the pitfalls! So, what shouldn’t you do before buying an ID card printer?
How do plastic card printers work? If you need to create photo ID, print onto access control cards or create any form of printed plastic card, it’s a question you might be asking.
Also known as ID card printers, plastic card printers are specifically designed to print directly onto cards made from PVC, ABS and recycled material to name but a few. There are several different technologies on offer, and understanding how they all work can help you decide which type is best for you.
Buying an ID card printer is a key investment for any organisation and a crucial piece of office or workplace equipment post-COVID-19. Making the right purchase decision in the first place can seem a little daunting and with lots of models and features on offer, we’ve created a simple printer buying guide to ensure you don’t get yourself in a jam. Excuse the pun.