classicgraphics.co.uk - Classicure Plastic Card Products

The lamination process used to manufacture plastic cards involves heat and pressure to form a sandwich of core plastic and adhesive coated overlay films. The most popular plastic currently used for the printed core of the card is PVC, although other materials are gaining popularity. In some cases just one sheet of core plastic is printed, but if high quality print is required on both sides of the card two sheets of PVC are printed on the best side, and sandwiched together. In both methods a clear plastic overlay film, is applied to both sides of the printed core plastic. This overlay film has an adhesive applied to one side. The resulting sandwich is placed in a special press between polished sheets of stainless steel and bonded together using heat and pressure. All layers, including the inks must bond together well with equal strength

NEVADA CLASSICURE PC MK7 SERIES (No primer required)

These inks are specially formulated to give excellent adhesion on PVC when printing and laminating plastic cards without primer. It is the responsibility of the user to ensure that all materials and production conditions produce adequate adhesion in all layers of plastic cards produced.

The MK7 version of our PC formulation is the result of extensive trials..

Nevada Classicure PC MK7 Yellow PY9230

Nevada Classicure PC MK7 Magenta PR9231

Nevada Classicure PC MK7 Cyan PB9232

Nevada Classicure PC MK7 Black PN9233