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Most of the ID card printers are available in either single or dual sided models. Single sided printers are less expensive but require you to manually flip and re-print to the backside of the cards. Dual sided ID card printers will save you a lot of time on large batches.

Dye sublimation printers are the most common & less expensive printers. They use a ribbon panels to infuse the color onto the card, but often leave a tiny white border on each card printed. Re-transfer printers use a ribbon and transfer film to achieve a higher quality print that ensure full bleed with no border.

Organisations that print larger batches will want printers with larger hopper sizes faster print speeds and that have high yield ribbons available. Companies that only print small amounts can save money by purchasing a manual feed only printer, or printers without high volume features.

Laminating ID cards greatly increases the durability & cost of ID cards—it is essential for cards that will be handled on regular basis or swiped. Lamination can be also used to add holograms for high security . There are other less expensive ways to add visual security including holographic card stock , watermarks & hologram stickers.

By default all ID card printers can be directly connected to a PC via USB cable. If you need to connect to a MacOS, be sure to select a printer with Mac compatibility. If you need to connect to a network to print using multiple computers, be sure to select a printer with Ethernet port . The newer models also available with Wifi connections .