Blank Long Format Event Badges, 100 Pack
Print Badges On-Site At:
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Conferences & Exhibitions
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Music Festivals
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Sporting Events
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Trade Shows & Expositions
Blank White Long Format Event Badges for Event Printers.
Blank White Event Name Badges, for use with the Magicard E+ Event Card Printer.
Available in two extended sizes, these blank Conference Badges allow users to print photo ID, QR codes, branding and design elements and more to make fully personalised event passes.
Available in the following sizes:
- 109 x 54mm
- 140 x 54mm
Manufactured from durable PVC, the Extended Event Passes are 30 mil thick, offering a hard wearing solution for your event passes and name badges.
- 100 pack of Blank Long Format Event Badges
Blank Plastic Cards Common FAQs
Get answers to common questions about our Blank Plastic Cards.
Are your blank cards compatible with all ID card printers?
Yes. They can be used in any plastic card printer.
Do you have an ECO blank card range?
Yes. One of our most popular products is our pack of 100% Recycled Blank White cards and we also offer biodegradable cards.
Can I use standard blank plastic cards with my price tag printer?
No. You will need the dedicated Price Tag Card range. These are ISEGA food standard compliant and can be safely used with food displays.
What is a rewritable card?
A rewritable card is basically a reusable card. It can be printed on, wiped and printed on again up to 500 times, making it ideal for visitor badges or temporary cards. They don’t need a ribbon as the cards are made with a thermo sensitive material that turns visible when heated by the card printer.
They can only print in black or blue, depending on the card and are best for simple layouts.
Rewritable cards can only be used with ID Card Printers that have rewritable technology.
Can I use food grade cards in my ID Card Printer?
No. These cards are food grade compliant and are designed specifically for Price Tag Printers.
When would I use a self-adhesive card?
Self-adhesive thin cards are often used with RFID smart cards or any access control card that contains a chip. This is because the chip can be damaged if it is put through a direct-to-card printer.
You print whatever personalisation you want on your cards onto the self-adhesive card, then peel it off and attach it onto your chip card.
