Find below a breakdown of the various levels of lamination. These describe what each stage entails, from 2-dimensional holograms, fine printing with microtext and laser retrievable covert text.
To prevent your cards from damage, we have listed common causes of degradation.
Chemicals Impact: Chemicals such as plasticizers, cosmetics, skin oils, ect. Plasticizers used to construct vinyl pouches found in most wallets can penetrate a card surface and extract the dyes used to print photos and other images.
Abrasions: Repeated swipes through a card reader can remove printed images from a plastic card.
Humidity & Moisture: Humidity, perspiration and other moisture can attack or weaken adhesion of poor quality protective layers, causing blistering or delamination.
Ultraviolet Exposure: Prolonged exposure to sunlight and other UV sources can fade printed images on plastic cards or turn the card stock yellow. It can also degrade protective layers.
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