Transparent PVC Card,offset pritning pvc card,plastic pvc card

Specifications 1.Material PVC

2.MOQ:1000pcs

3.Package: 250pcs per box,2500pcs per carton

4.G.W. :14KG per carton

5.Delivery days:5-7 days

Transparent PVC Card,offset pritning pvc card,plastic pvc card              1.OEM is welcome  2.Certification:ISO9001:2008&SGS
3.Direct manufacturer
4.Good price 
Transparent PVC Card,offset pritning pvc card,plastic pvc card         

Material	PVC/ ABS/ PET/ PETG/ PP
Color	Digital printed in full color
Size	ISO CR80: 85.5mm x 54mm
Thickness	0.76mm (3o'') or on demand
Magstripes	4000OE/3500OE/2750OE (HiCo) and 300OE (LoCo)
Coating	Film coating /Matte /Frosted /UV coated
Printing Method	offset print/screen print
Certification	ISO9001: 2000 & SGS
Available craft	Magnetic stripe Hi-co or Lo-co, embossing, tipping, signature panel, photo, barcode, hot-stamping in gold/shiver color, scratch-off panel, series number, hole punching, matte surface, UV Printing etc.
Applications	Club,bank, access control,hotel, traffic, government,insurance,hospital, supermarket, exhibition,parking, school, etc
Packaging	ctn/50 x 23 x 13cm, 0.01495cbm/ctn,250pcs/box,10boxes/ctn
Sample time	1-2days
Delivery time	5-7 working days
Payment terms	T/T, Paypal,Western Union
Delivering way	UPS/DHL/ETC by Air or by Sea
MOQ	1000pieces
Price	FOB USD 0.03-0.05 / Piece

                        Plastic Cards   PVC, Composite Laminated, or Paper
PVC available in Clear, Frosted, Metallic Stock
Common Uses: Phone Cards, Gift Cards
Loyalty Cards      Why businesses use Plastic Gift Cards   Plastic gift cards have become so popular that they have almost completely eliminated paper gift certificates from the marketplace. Mainly the durability of plastic gift cards makes them much more user friendly than paper gift certificates for the end user, and as a result,virtually every retail store and restaurant establishment have begun selling plastic gift cards redeemable at their location. Plastic gift cards are usually anonymous and are treated much like cash in the sense that businesses do not offer refunds if they are lost or stolen. Merchants benefit from selling gift cards because the sale of these plastic cards not only ensures the revenue of the purchase price - whether the card is redeemed or not - but most users of gift cards spend more than the value of the gift card itself. Merchants also benefit simply through the advertisement that the plastic card provides. The recipient of the gift card may have never been to the establishment before thus the gift card gives them a reason to visit, and it stays in their wallet as a constant reminder continuously promoting the business. Consumers also benefit from gift cards due to the convenience of their nature. Not only to consumers like to give gift cards, but consumers like to receive them as well. The main reason is that while the giver of the plastic gift card is able to show their thoughtfulness in the choice of location to redeem the gift card, the choice of the actual purchase item is still left to the receiver. Because all parties involved benefit from gift cards, it is not a surprise that gift cards have become so popular over the past few years with the trend only showing a steady increase. View examples of plastic gift cards.   Some gift cards are rechargeable and allow customers to recharge them when the balance gets low while others have a set amount stored on them. In actuality the value of the gift card is not stored on the plastic card itself, but rather maintained on computers utilizing customer management software. The value is accessed by swiping the magnetic stripe or scanning a barcode located on the plastic gift card.   Gift cards are often supplied as customer incentives where establishments will either give them away or offer them at a substantial discount. Examples of this are found when consumers exchange reward points that they have earned from a businesses loyalty card program for gift cards redeemable at either the business' location or other establishments. Gift cards have become so popular that there are even websites that allow consumers to buy and sell gift cards. While these websites allow consumers to trade gift cards that they do not want in exchange for gift cards at more desirable locations for their interests, many have to operate with a buyer beware attitude since people can use the amount stored on the gift cards and then sell them with little or no actual value remaining on the plastic gift card.        Learn More About:
Color
Embossing
Mag Stripes
Bar Codes
Scratch-Offs
Signature Panels
Materials   Color: We print our cards using one or two of the following methods:
Method 1. CMYK aka 4 Color Process, CMYK stands for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black. This method blends four colors to create almost any color combination. All pictures are printed using this method. Artwork designed in applications like Adobe PhotoShop will produce a CMYK image for printing (unless Black is the only color used).

Method 2. Spot Color aka Pantone Color uses specific inks that are premixed to print an exact color. When exact solid colors, colors that can not be reproduced with a CMYK mix or metallic colors are required, or when there are only one to three exact colors in the artwork, the spot color system is used. To print spot colors the artwork must be created in a vector based application such as Adobe Illustrator. Black and white images can be colored (single or gradient) with spot colors when imported into a vector based application. When selecting spot colors use only Pantone Solid Coated colors.

A mix of CMYK and Spot colors is possible but requires additional print heads and will add to the cost of printing.:   Embossing Raised lettering and numbers on the front of the card tipped in Silver or Gold colors. Information can be variable (different on each card) or static.
The fonts used to create the embossing are OCR and Ariel. Font Sizes: OCR, 18 pt, Up to 19 characters per line (credit card numbers)
Ariel, 12 pt,Up to 28 characters per line (text)
Variable data (if used) must be submitted in an Excel or Text file.
Indicate text placement on artwork.
If design is done in Illustrator do not outline fonts.
In PhotoShop keep the embossing on a separate layer.
In Quark set the text like any other text (colored in Magenta).
Control (consecutive) numbering is required on all embossing prints.   Mag Sripes

Mag Stripes aka Magnetic Stripes are strips that store data on the back of a card. The data on the strips is readable when the card is passed through a reader like a POS terminal. The data can be encoded onto the card during the printing process or left blank to be encoded by the customer.
Two types of Mag Stripes are available HiCo and LoCo. HiCo stands for High Coercivity (2700 upto 4000 Oe) and LoCo for Low Coercivity (300 Oe), indicating the density of the magnetic particles in the stripe.
Mag stripes of either type can be 1/2" in height allowing for up to three tracks of data or 5/16" in height allowing for up to two tracks of data.
When encoding is required a consecutive number is printed on each card that corresponds to the encoded data. All data files (encoding data and corresponding control numbers) are handled in a secure environment and on secure servers and computers.
The correct type and size of Mag Stripe is determined by the equipment you will be using to read the cards.   Bar Codes

A Bar Code is a graphic representation of a number and/or letters that is readable by a scanner, the actual numbering/letters are usually printed above or below the bar code. There are three common types of bar codes, Type 128, Type 39 and UPC. For variable data (every card has a unique bar code) 128 and 39 are most popular. UPC is usually used when all the cards have the same bar code, and in this case the bar code can be added as part of the artwork and doesn’t require additional pricing.
The actual bar code needed is determined by the scanner and application that will process the data.
To ensure 100% production and to be able to reprint cards, if some are damaged, a consecutive number is printed on each card that corresponds to the barcode numbers.   Scratch-Offs

Scratch-offs are areas on the back of the card that conceal readable information (PIN) until scratched off with a coin or fingernail. The information is usually variable (different on each card) and can be made up of numbers and/or letters that are ink jetted onto the card during the printing process. The scratch-off itself can be of one of two types, Label or Hot Stamp. The difference is in the level of security each type offers, Labels are lower in security and are recommended for fund raisers, raffles, contests, marketing mailings etc., Hot Stamp is higher in security and is recommended for phone cards, pre-paid cards, lotteries etc.
To ensure 100% production and to be able to reprint cards if some are damaged a consecutive number is printed on each card that corresponds to the concealed numbers under the scratch-off. All data files (concealed numbers and corresponding control numbers) are handled in a secure environment and on secure servers and computers.   Signature Panels

A Signature Panel is an area or areas on the card that are writable with a ballpoint pen.   Materials

PVC is a durable plastic with a long life span (credit cards are PVC).
Composite, Laminated Plastic is a synthetic core (Teslin) with thick plastic lamination on both sides. This creates the most durable plastic card available, it is scratch resistant without compromising image print quality. Embossing is not available on composite cards.
Clear PVC is a transparent version of PVC that is used to create cards with see through areas.