The Fargo Persona C30e's ID Card Printers' easy-loading, all-in-one ribbon cartridge saves time and eliminates the mess and expense of torn, wasted ribbons. Simply open the front panel, slide in the ribbon cartridge, close the panel, and it's done. There's nothing to feed, nothing to fumble with, nothing to tear. And since the card cleaning roller is integrated into the ribbon cartridge, the cleaning roller is automatically changed every time the ribbon is changed.
The Fargo Persona C30e's ID Card Printers' easy-loading, all-in-one ribbon cartridge saves time and eliminates the mess and expense of torn, wasted ribbons.
Simply open the front panel, slide in the ribbon cartridge, close the panel, and it's done.
There's nothing to feed, nothing to fumble with, nothing to tear. And since the card cleaning roller is integrated into the ribbon cartridge, the cleaning roller is automatically changed every time the ribbon is changed.
Clear, colorful printing of text, graphics, photos, bar codes and digitized signatures on one or both sides of the card.
Optional modules encode data for contact and contactless smart cards plus proximity and magnetic stripe cards for access control and other applications.
Eliminates hassles of loading ribbons and cleaning rollers with an easy-to-load integrated ribbon cartridge.
Print on card as thin as 9 mil and as thick as 40 mil. This includes the new thin plastic cards all the way up to clamshell proximity and smart cards with embedded electronics.
Ideal for small to mid-sized businesses, K-12 schools, local government, and membership and customer loyalty programs.
The Persona M30e is designed to personalize plastic cards with monochrome text, photos, bar codes or magnetic stripes, quickly and economically. It's ideal for on-the-spot issuance applications such as membership, library and customer loyalty cards, and visitor badges, where personalized data is added to pre-printed color cards.
Windows 98, 2000, XP & Vista Drivers, starter cleaning kit, mains cable & interface cable are supplied with each printer.