Blank plastic cards
In some applications, the practical use of a product, utility or low price translates into appearance. There is not always a need to create a meaningful visual image. Sometimes the customer himself places the printout, e.g. with a special printer. Then it is worth thinking about clean plastic cards.
As for the technical characteristics, there are no restrictions here. It only depends on the user what dimensions the card will be and what material it will be made of. PVC plastic, ecological material or other. All kinds of chips or RFID transmitters and other contactless technologies can be placed on them without any problems. Such a card may also be equipped with a magnetic strip. If the customer wants, snap-off tear-off cards can also be created.
There are tons of areas where these cards can be used. Depending on the implemented technology, they can cooperate with e.g. with room doors, turnstiles, or other electronic devices such as printers or computers. They will work well in companies as employee ID cards, you just need to print the appropriate data on the card and it’s ready, but there is also no problem for such a card to be an identifier, e.g. in a hotel, spa, recreation center or guesthouse. For the same reason, they will also work well for all kinds of events and conferences. Their low price, combined with the possibility of creating the appearance by the client, allows the client to adapt it to his own needs, without the need to consult the blank plastic cards factory on this matter. Blank cards will be an appropriate choice when dealing with a large number of different prints that change frequently or that are created shortly before they are applied to the card, making it difficult to constantly report this to the card company. The printing process itself is nothing difficult, all you need is a suitable printer, software and, of course, prepared graphics to be applied. After the printing process is finished, you only need to wait a moment for the ink to dry and you can enjoy your card.
