Swiftcolor SCC4000D large format card printer

Nisca Swiftcolor printer

The Nisca Swiftcolor SCC-4000D is a large format event badge printer

The Swiftcolor SCC4000D is the versatile Nisca printer: standard badge printing, but especially large format badge, in matte or glossy finish, or even for printing on cardboard dedicated to short-term events... It is ideal for the event sector where it allows the production of the event badge which very often complements the event bracelet. The training, education or companies receiving a lot of visitors will be just as interested in its quality, speed and low cost.

Large format ID card
Large format ID card
Large format badge printed in color with the Nisca Swiftcolor printer

Nisca Swiftcolor is a large format card printer

The Nisca Swiftcolor can print on cards of various formats. Although it maintains all the services of the SCC2000D as well as the printing of the standard plastic card format of 86x54mm, the SCC4000D is particularly interesting for its large format badge printing capacity: from the standard 140 x 89mm , passing through the 127 x 89 mm, and being able to go up to 300mm long by 100mm wide.

Printing on large ID cards
Printing on large ID cards
Printing of large PVC cards with name and photo for events

Swiftcolor prints the entire surface of the card

Unlike the old Eltron or Magicard XXL printers which limited the printing area to 86x54mm, forcing the rest of the card to be pre-printed, the Swiftcolor SCC4000D prints on the entire surface of the badge, regardless of the type of image, text or barcode chosen. The printer therefore offers absolutely total flexibility for making badges. However, you will need to provide a technical white margin of 2mm around the edge of the badge.

Swiftcolor inkjet card printer
Swiftcolor inkjet card printer
Swiftcolor PVC badge printed in inkjet based on Canon cartridges and technology

Very high inkjet print speed

The SCC4000D large format card printer has a printing speed completely unknown until now: one second for a standard format card, and less than two seconds for a large format card printed in full color! Inkjet technology is mastered by Nisca like never before.

Matt or glossy finish of your event card

With a Swiftcolor SCC-4000D, you can print your badges in glossy finish as with small format badge printers in thermal sublimation, but you can also print them in matte finish. The mat badge offers a visually pleasing presentation, a velvety and delicate touch, and is not sensitive to fingerprints. Matt and shiny badges are the same price.

Very low printing cost

The cost of printing varies depending on the filling of your badges, and the cartridges consumed depend on the dominant colors that you print. If you wish, send us your image and we will calculate the cost. The most commonly seen printing price is around 2 cents per large format badge. Or a price about 12 times lower than badge printers from other manufacturers and technologies.

Swiftcolor prints cardboard ID cards for events

Nisca printers from the Swiftcolor range also allow color printing on paper or cardboard supports of various sizes, the admissible thickness of these supports being from 0.2 to 0.8mm. Ideal for business card, invitation format, large format badge, envelope… A whole range of possibilities is available to you!

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