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Inkjet PVC

When printing on inkjet PVC cards you simply place the cards in to your tray. The printer then prints directly on to the card. The ink dries immediately.

Inkjet PVC cards are just like standard PVC cards (like credit cards), but with a special coating added, which allows them to be printed using an inkjet printer.

Inkjet PVC cards only work with specific inkjet printers which we have made trays for.

You can not use inkjet PVC cards in any laser printers, nor can they be used in any printer which we do not have a tray for.

Let's make sure

If your printer is not compatible, you can buy a compatible one or just use Teslin/Pouch or Teslin/Full Sheet with your current printer.

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Steps

2. Design your card template.
3. Print the cards using the Tray.

Designing

You can design a card template from scratch or choose one of 100+ templates from various industries.

Printing

The ID Maker will generate a Printable for you at the end, and provide directions for how to print it.

Articles

Read the articles in our knowledge base to learn more.

Pro Tips

Always Use All Slots

Always put cards in all slots in your tray, even if only printing on one card.

Cost per card

50 cards 100 cards 250 cards 500 cards
I have all the equipment: $0.29 $0.21 $0.21 $0.19
Add PVC tray: $0.69 $0.41 $0.29 $0.23
Add compatible printer & PVC tray: $3.29 $1.71 $0.81 $0.49
Cost per card estimates include approximate cost of ink, Brainstorm ID PVC Card Tray, and Printer: $130.

Videos

Printing two cards using a tray.

Printing with a Canon J Tray.

Other Resources