What stock can be used?
Normally 28# to 32# stock is used.
Do I have to have the laminate?
The liner applied to the back of the sheet prior to die cutting
does apply a laminate coating. The face can be left open if needed.
Can the laminate be applied after running
in my client's printer?
We can used a "Dual-Lam" construction which allows the client
to print the card, remove it from the carrier, re-apply it face
down and push it out the backside. This process seals all printed
information under the protective laminate.
How many cards can be created from one sheet?
Depending on the size of the document and the print method this
can vary. Normally you would see one to three cards on a sheet.
How thick will the card be?
Depending on the stock chosen it will be comparable to a 10-mil
to 12-mil plastic card.
How durable are laminated cards?
They are very durable under normal use. The use and life span
of the card should be considered with choosing the proper type
of card. An insurance company may use a paper card as the life
span may only be 6 months. However, a restaurant may choose dual
lamination to add impact and security as well as durability to
last several years.
