Inkjet PVC Cards

Inkjet PVC Cards (often referred to as printable PVC cards or CR80 inkjet cards) are specially coated plastic cards engineered for high-resolution, direct-to-card inkjet printing. Designed with a micro-porous receiving layer, they absorb and lock in ink instantly, producing vibrant, photo-quality identification cards without the need for expensive thermal transfer printers. Key Features Instant Dry & Water Resistant: Advanced nano-coating technology ensures that dye or pigment inks dry immediately upon printing and resist smudging, bleeding, or fading when exposed to moisture. Vibrant Photo Quality: Delivers ultra-sharp text, rich colors, and high-definition photo reproduction that rivals professional commercial card printing. Standard CR80 Size: Manufactured to ISO/IEC 7810 ID-1 standards (Credit Card size), ensuring universal compatibility with standard badge holders, slots, and punches. Dual-Sided Printable: Features an optimized ink-receptive coating on both the front and back surfaces for versatile multi-sided ID production. Specifications Product Type: Printable Plastic Card / ID Badge Stock Card Size: CR80 / ISO ID-1 (Standard Credit Card size: 3.375″ x 2.125″ / 85.6 mm x 54 mm) Standard Thickness: 30 mil (0.76 mm) nominal card thickness Material: 100% Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) with microporous inkjet receptive topcoat Finish: Glossy or matte options available (smooth, polished laminate feel) Packaging: Typically supplied in dust-free packs of 100 or 500 cards Compatible Machines These cards are utilized across specialized inkjet card-printing trays and direct-to-card modified inkjet printers, including: EPSON INKJET PRINTERS (with tray modification): Epson Artisan 50, 1430 Epson L-Series (e.g., L800, L805, L850, L1800) Epson Stylus Photo R260, R280, R290, R390, T50, T60 CANON INKJET PRINTERS (with tray modification): Canon Pixma IP series (e.g., IP4800, IP4900, IP7200, IP7250) Canon Pixma MG series (e.g., MG5220, MG5320, MG6220, MG6320) Canon Pixma MX series (e.g., MX882, MX892, MX922)