Printer Tray For Inkjet PVC Card Printers - Canon or Epson

1.Save cost to print your own ID card

If you need to make ID cards for your school, business, social club, church, organization, fraternity, sorority, conference, event, charity, hospital, gym, or for any reason at all and don't want to spend thousands of dollars on equipment, this Inkjet PVC card kit may be a perfect fit for you. Look below for examples of ID cards made using Inkjet PVC cards and you'll see that you can create great high-quality cards without spending outrageous sums of money. Even if you don't have a supported Inkjet Printer, you can buy an Inkjet Printer and an Inkjet PVC card kit, and still spend a fraction of the cost of a PVC ID Card Printer. To find kits and trays for other inkjet printers visit our ebay store.

2.Good quality inkjet printable pvc card

The inkjet PVC cards in this kit are specially made to be printed on both sides by inkjet printers. They are the highest quality inkjet PVC cards available on the market (others try to market these cards as "Platinum" or "Premium", but don't be fooled in to paying more). In addition to being able to print on these with your inkjet printer, you can also write on them with a ballpoint pen if you need to have a signature or other writing on your ID card.

3.Can't support

Inkjet PVC cards are a great alternative to buying a PVC card printer if you don't have to make many ID cards. Inkjet PVC cards should not be used in card printers such as Evolis, Zebra, Fargo DataCard, Magicard, or other card printers.