(877) 868-0012 LiveChat

Products – Fargo

Protect Your ID Card Printer from Dust, Liquids, or Travel Damage with Printer Cases

By |March 15th, 2017|

Like all electronic equipment, your ID card printer should be protected from dusty and debris, spills of liquids, and bumps and drops during travel - protecting your printer is key to keeping it running in top shape for years to come. ID Card Group offers a wide range of printer covers and travel cases for everything from cross-country flights and printers that never leave your desk.
Comments Off on Protect Your ID Card Printer from Dust, Liquids, or Travel Damage with Printer Cases

Try Holographic Laminates for Increased Card Security

By |March 6th, 2017|

Lamination is the process of applying a clear film over your printed cards. Although not an upgrade option on every ID card printer, it's a popular feature available from most printer manufacturers. Lamination uses an additional film beyond the colored or monochrome ribbon you use to print your cards, and does require higher-quality composite cards (instead of standard PVC) to withstand the high heat of the lamination process.
Comments Off on Try Holographic Laminates for Increased Card Security

Video: How to Load PVC Cards & Ribbon in Your Fargo C50 ID Printer

By |February 20th, 2017|

See how to easily load your ribbon and PVC cards in your Fargo C50 ID card printer in this short video.
Comments Off on Video: How to Load PVC Cards & Ribbon in Your Fargo C50 ID Printer

What’s the Difference Between Low, Standard, and High Volume ID Card Printers?

By |February 6th, 2017|

ID card printers come in a wide variety of styles, with features ranging from single or dual-sided printing up to lamination, encoding, and more. With so many options it may be hard to pick a printer, but the printer experts at ID Card Group are here to help you choose - and one of the easiest ways to start is by looking at low, standard, or high volume ID card printers.
Comments Off on What’s the Difference Between Low, Standard, and High Volume ID Card Printers?

Video: How to Clean Your Fargo DTC1250e Card Printer

By |December 28th, 2016|

Watch this short video to learn how to clean your Fargo 1250e card printer. Clean the printer after every 1,000 cards to maintain consistent print quality.
Comments Off on Video: How to Clean Your Fargo DTC1250e Card Printer

Video: How to Clean Your Fargo HDP5000 Retransfer Card Printer

By |November 16th, 2016|

To maintain consistent print quality, clean your Fargo HDP5000 printer regularly, at least every 3,000 cards, as shown in this short video.
Comments Off on Video: How to Clean Your Fargo HDP5000 Retransfer Card Printer

How to Install A Ribbon in Your Fargo DTC1250e Card Printer

By |October 17th, 2016|

Watch this short video to learn how to load a ribbon in your Fargo 1250e card printer.
Comments Off on How to Install A Ribbon in Your Fargo DTC1250e Card Printer

Video: How to Load Cards in Your Fargo DTC 1250e Printer

By |October 12th, 2016|

Watch this short video to learn how to properly load cards in your Fargo DTC1250e card printer.
Comments Off on Video: How to Load Cards in Your Fargo DTC 1250e Printer

Video: How to Load Ribbon & Cards in Your Fargo DTC4500e Printer

By |September 26th, 2016|

Watch this short video to learn how to properly load a ribbon and cards in your Fargo DTC 4500e printer. See how to fan cards to prevent jamming.
Comments Off on Video: How to Load Ribbon & Cards in Your Fargo DTC4500e Printer

Biodegradable PVC Cards – An Earth-Friendly PVC Plastic Card Alternative

By |March 23rd, 2016|

Thanks to the new bio-PVC cards, you can get a quality PVC plastic card that is also good for the environment.These biodegradable PVC cards work just like a standard plastic ID card, and can be printed on any card printer.
Comments Off on Biodegradable PVC Cards – An Earth-Friendly PVC Plastic Card Alternative
Load More Posts