Full Colour Ribbon

1. Printing Process: The full-color ribbon is used in a card printer to transfer colored inks onto the surface of the card. The process may involve multiple passes of the card through the printer to apply different color layers.
2. Color Panels:
   • Yellow (Y), Magenta (M), Cyan (C), and Black (K): These are the primary color panels used to create a range of colors through a process called CMYK printing.
3. Additional Panels:
   • Some full-color ribbons may include additional panels for special effects, such as clear overlay panels for card durability or panels for creating holographic or UV features.
4. Compatible Printers:
   • Full-color ribbons are designed for specific card printer models. It's important to use a ribbon that is compatible with the make and model of your card printer.
5. Print Quality:
   • The quality of the full-color ribbon, along with the printer's capabilities, determines the overall print quality. Higher-end ribbons and printers can produce more vibrant and detailed prints.
6. Print Yield:
   • Full-color ribbons are usually labeled with a print yield, indicating the number of cards that can be printed before the ribbon needs replacement. This can vary based on the complexity of the print job.
7. Usage Guidelines:
   • Following manufacturer guidelines for ribbon installation, usage, and storage is crucial for optimal performance and print quality.
8. Specialty Ribbons:
   • Some full-color ribbons are designed for specific applications, such as printing on proximity cards, smart cards, or cards with specialized features.