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Can I Pre-Punch My PVC ID Cards?

By Jenny, on March 16th, 2012%

The simple answer to that question is yes. All you need to do when ordering your Image Grade PVC card stock is to ask to have them pre-punched. We will ensure the card expert that punches the cards on your behalf maintains the graphic intergrity of the cards by wearing gloves to ensure the oils from . . . → Read More: Can I Pre-Punch My PVC ID Cards?

Emergency Services Uses FARGO ® HDP5000 Card Printer and Encoder for Durable ID Cards

By Jenny, on February 22nd, 2012%

Action Ambulance of Eastern Massachusetts provides 24-hour emergency and non-emergency medical services from 13 different locations. The identification cards worn by emergency personnel face challenging conditions, not only from extremes tempuratures and inclement weather, but also from blood and other fluids, of patients being treated.

In addition to printing its own ID cards, Action Ambulance Services also prints . . . → Read More: Emergency Services Uses FARGO ® HDP5000 Card Printer and Encoder for Durable ID Cards

Hard Hats Required – Evolis Printers Create Identification Cards for Construction Workers

By Jenny, on February 21st, 2012%

To enforce regulatory compliance, general contractors required an easy and simple method to collect data from all their workers and provide each one of them with an ID badge that would act as proof of compliance. Once again it was the Evolis Dualys to the rescue.

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The Evolis Dualys and the Cruise Ship Industry

By Jenny, on February 15th, 2012%

Passengers use one single card for identification, access control and payment.

With over 2 million passenger travelling on their cruise ships in 2010, the Costa Crociere group, relies on smooth organization at every stage to ensure the customer experience is top notch. To make certian that guests are welcomed in the most hospitable way and everything exceeds . . . → Read More: The Evolis Dualys and the Cruise Ship Industry