Datacard is a brand that offers a range of ID and security solutions, including printers, software, secure identity systems, and supplies.
Founded in 1969 by Willis Drake
Acquired by Assa Abloy in 2014
Headquartered in Shakopee, Minnesota
Initially focused on credit card embossers, evolved to offer ID card printers and related accessories
A manufacturer of thermal barcode label and receipt printers, RFID smart label printer/encoders, and card and kiosk printers
A provider of secure identity solutions, including access control systems, ID card printers, and software
A manufacturer of printers for plastic cards, badges, and ID cards
Printers that enable the creation of high-quality, secure ID cards
Datacard's software offerings include IDWorks identification software and TruCredential card design software
Datacard offers complete ID card solutions, including printers, software, and supplies
Datacard printers can be used to create a variety of ID cards, including employee badges, student IDs, membership cards, and more.
The cost of a Datacard ID card printer can vary widely depending on the model and features. Entry-level models may be priced around $1,000, while high-end models with advanced security features can exceed $10,000.
Datacard printers offer a range of security features, including holographic overlays, lamination, laser engraving, and more. These features help prevent counterfeiting and ensure the security of the ID cards produced.
Datacard offers several software solutions, including IDWorks identification software, TruCredential card design software, and Datacard Adaptive Issuance Middleware software.
Datacard printers typically come with a one-year warranty that covers parts and labor. Extended warranties and service plans are also available for purchase.