We can not put all designs in a category. Above are just some designs we have done to celebrate a special date or group, such as the Friends of the Library.
The standard construction of our library card, bar-coded card, and key tags all follow this construction.
1. We start with a ten mil sheet of Teslin (which bonds up to 10 times stronger than other synthetic material) and print the sheet with the desired copy and barcode on both sides of the sheet.
2. We laminate with a ten-mile clear lamination on the front. Our lamination is constructed of 4 mils poly and six mils adhesive. Some manufacturers use a ten-million lamination constructed of 2 million poly and 8 million adhesives, which is less expensive but only has one-half the poly to protect the core stock. We put a ten-million matte lamination on the back, which has four milliliters of poly and six milliliters of adhesive. The matte finish is used for a signature and to reduce the glare to make the barcode read better. The lamination used on the front and back is mapped and matched to each other to ensure the product lays flat and does not curl. All our lamination films have a waterproof barrier to protect the adhesive from breaking down.
3. The third step is to die-cut the product. The die cut and copy determine if we are producing library cards, card key tags for a library, or just key tags. All products are made the same way and use the best materials.
4. The product is boxed in individual boxes of 500 with the starting and ending numbers on the end of each box so you can keep them in order. Our shipping boxes are packed with approximately 3000 items in a carton.
We stand behind all our products 100%. All our cards are made in the USA!
Allen Dasher
President
Dasher Printing Services, Inc.
6040 Bratton Place
Charlotte, NC 28277
Phone: 704-542-0147
Email: allendasher@gmail.com
