MIFARE Card Printing – Which Method is Right for Your Business?

 


🏢 MIFARE Card Printing – Which Method is Right for Your Business?

When it comes to MIFARE cards, the printing method you choose can make a big difference in quality, durability, and cost.

At East Point Trading, we work with two of the most trusted printing methods: Offset Printing and Thermal Transfer Printing. Here’s what you need to know:


🔹 Offset Printing


 

How it works:

  • Printed on PVC sheets before the MIFARE chip is embedded.

  • Laminated and cut into cards for a flawless finish.

✅ Advantages:

  • Premium, high-quality printing with accurate colors.

  • Ideal for large production runs (1,000 pcs and above).

  • Long-lasting and scratch-resistant.

⚠️ Considerations:

  • Higher setup cost.

  • Less practical for small quantities.


🔹 Thermal Transfer Printing


How it works:

  • Uses heat to transfer ink from a ribbon directly onto pre-made blank cards.

  • Great for personalization such as names, numbers, and barcodes.

✅ Advantages:

  • Fast, flexible, and cost-effective for small batches.

  • Perfect for ID cards and one-off personalization.

⚠️ Considerations:

  • Limited design capability.

  • Durability is lower compared to offset.


💡 Business Insight

  • Offset Printing → Best for corporate branding, loyalty programs, and high-volume projects.

  • Thermal Transfer Printing → Best for small batches, ID cards, and personalized data printing.

At East Point Trading, we guide our clients to the most suitable printing solution based on their needs—whether it’s large-scale card issuance or small personalized runs.


👉 Looking to print MIFARE cards for your next project?
📩 Contact us at eastpoint@myeastpoint.net for the right solution tailored to your business.



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