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"But now, we're starting to take that technology out to other companies in Florida. Life insurance and casino clients are both users of laminated cards, which need to be durable and include variable data on them."
Hold the Cheese
Previously, GR produced member cards on a lightweight synthetic stock with a laser printer. Ramadan points out that an ID card can look "relatively cheesy" when it's produced on a thin and uncoated substrate. The printer can now churn out cards in 30- to 40-mil thickness with any type of surface, including UV coating, lamination and PVC.
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