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It’s no secret that ID card printers are expensive but you can still find a good printer on a tight budget. In this post we will give you some budget friendly ID card printer options as well as some insider tips for finding the best cheap ID card printer for you. Hint, sales and refurbished options are out there.

An ID card printer is a machine that prints on a plastic (PVC) card. They are used to print employee ID badges, membership cards, credit cards and more. If you are just starting to research ID printers, it is important to know what you need it to do because there are tons of options out there.

If you’re looking for an extremely reliable high-volume id card printer that will provide crisp and detailed prints, the Evolis Avansia is the one for you. 

If you’re looking for the ultimate ID card printer in security, reliability and print quality, the Magicard Ultima is the one for you. 

If you need highly secure ID cards at your medium to large size organization, the ID Maker Apex is the ID Card Printer for you. Learn more about it in this quick intro video.

The ID Maker Secure was our most secure ID card printer, but as the industry has grown and progressed, the winning formula needed a few tweaks and additions…Now we are excited to announce our new and improved ID Maker, The ID Maker Apex.

If you need highly secure ID cards at your medium size organization, the ID Maker Edge is the ID Card Printer for you.

Our best selling printer is gone!

While the ID Maker Advantage got a lot of things right, there is always room for improvement, especially as the industry has grown and progressed. So that’s exactly what happened; the winning formula got a few tweaks and additions…

Selecting the perfect custom lanyard is key to your budget and timeline but who really knows the difference between screen printing and dye-sublimation?

While there are tons of options to sift through, understanding the difference will allow you to choose the perfect ones. Lets break down all the options and then ask two key questions at the end.

As a new hire, I know a thing or two about onboarding. The idea of starting my new job held both fear and excitement. On the first day, I walked through the doors with a confident smile and butterflies in my stomach.  

Thankfully, one of the things that—surprisingly—made me feel the most at home was my ID badge.

Hold up. An ID badge?! Why?