When it comes to ID card printing, the manufactures within the ID industry are always working to raise
the bar. Offering the best quality, the best performance, and innovative features allow certain printers to stand out from the crowd. One of those printers is the
Evolis Avansia ID card printer.
Being a retransfer or “reverse image transfer” printer, the benefits of the Evolis Avansia printer are many. It automatically has better print quality than standard direct-to-card printers can offer. But that’s not enough for the makers of the Avansia! Boasting a superior 600 dpi image quality, it has set a new industry standard compared to the typical 300 dpi print quality benchmark.
You may think that you have to sacrifice some component of your printing program in order to get the exceptional image the Avansia provides. For example, the reverse transfer printing method can oftentimes take longer because of the multi-step print process. Not with the Avansia! With print speeds up to an impressive 140 single-sided color cards per hour, this high-performance printer is top-of-the-line when it comes to speed and high-quality card output.
Okay, okay, so it’s got great image quality and it’s fast. But what about the reliability?
The Evolis Avansia was designed for high-volume card production and features an airtight structure to protect against heat, dust, and debris which can be extremely harmful to card printers. Coupled with these integral attributes, the Avansia is backed by a full 3-year printer warranty and a
lifetime printhead warranty.
In addition to reliability, you can benefit by relying on the Avansia’s high level of security. With an Avansia at the center of your credential program, you’ll quickly see that this printer was built to prevent non-authorized users from issuing cards.
For example, when the ribbon is removed, the printer automatically locks, rendering it unusable. To get back to printing, simply re-install the key into the printer, and you’re ready to go. You can also add an extra layer of security with a Kensington® lock to secure your access cards, ribbons, and custom supplies.
When asked by customers, we suggest the
Evolis Avansia printer when creating these types of ID cards:
- Corporate ID cards
- Secure access badges
- Student cards
- Payment cards
- Loyalty cards / gift cards
- National ID cards
- Driver’s licenses
To keep your Avansia up-to-date, we strong recommend that you regularly update the printer driver and firmware. You can find this information in the “Support & Downloads” tab on the Avansia's printer product detail page.
