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FARGO DTC1250e Single Side ID Card Printer
Read moreTime and Xcess introduces the reliable FARGO DTC1250e single-sided ID card , card printer an ideal solution for businesses and organizations looking for professional and efficient card printing options. Like This low-cost printer provides high-quality single-sided ID cards , badges and access cards with exceptional clarity and durability. And Ideal for small and medium-sized operations the FARGO DTC1250e combines user-friendly operation with high performance so you can easily produce secure ID cards on demand. Time and Xcess provides competitive pricing and expert support to implement a trusted print solution ensuring your organization can create professional credentials quickly and efficiently.
Key Features
Direct to Card (DTC) printing uses dye-sublimation and resin thermal transfer technologies to print sharp, clear, colorful images directly onto the surface of the plastic ID card.
High quality output Simple, reliable and affordable photo ID card personalization, delivering a new level of durable, greatlooking credentials.
Simply plug-and-play The intuitive userfocused design allows for easy setup, loading and operation for increased efficiency.
Convenient and affordable Create ID cards right out of the box with its plug-and-play Swift ID™ embedded badging application.
Product Description
The ideal card printing solution for small businesses, schools, and local governments, the FARGO® DTC1250e ID card printer and encoder is the fastest printer in its class, allowing you to produce 50% more visually-rich, full-color credentials in the same amount of time. Its small, compact footprint makes it easy to use in a variety of office environments and can be easily upgraded to include an embedded iCLASS SE® encoder (part of the iCLASS SE platform), enabling you to produce secure, personalized membership and loyalty photo ID cards in one single, seamless step. An optional Wi-Fi® accessory is also available to help you print anytime, anywhere.
