Persona M30
Single-Sided and Dual-Sided Monochrome ID Printer
Simple Monochrome Personalization of ID Cards with the Persona M30 Printer
Making high-quality monochrome ID cards is incredibly easy with the Persona M30 ID Card Printer. It’s so simple to operate there’s virtually no learning curve or maintenance needed. Time to change the ribbon? The monochrome ribbon cartridge (choose from seven colors) contains both the printer ribbon and card-cleaning roller all in one disposable cartridge. Just slide it in, close the panel, and start printing.
The Persona M30 ID Card Printer can print monochrome text, logos, bar codes, signatures and photos, quickly and economically. Add an optional magnetic stripe encoding module to increase the versatility of your cards.
Features
Easy-loading, all-in-one ribbon cartridge
• Simply open the front panel of the Persona M30, slide in the ribbon cartridge, close the panel—and you’re done.
Integrated card cleaning roller
• The roller is ingeniously integrated into the all-in-one ribbon cartridge, so you never have to mess with changing a separate cleaning roller or ribbon.
Direct-to-card printing
• Resin thermal transfer technology prints sharp, clear images directly onto the surface of the plastic ID card.
Simple plug-and print operation
• Persona M30 ID Card Printers are as easy to use as a regular office printer.
Includes Build-A-Badge software
• An entry-level, user-friendly application for designing and printing photo ID cards.
(Included in price, order under separate part number.)
Specifications
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*Indicates the ribbon type and the number of ribbon panels printed: B=Dye-Sublimation Black, K=Resin Black, O=overlay
**Print speed indicates an approximate print speed and is measured from the time a card drops into the output hopper to the time the next card drops into the output hopper. Print speeds do not include encoding time or the time needed for the PC to process the image. Process time is dependent on the size of the file, the CPU, amount of RAM, and the amount of available resources at the time of the print. |
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