Intelid India Private Limited

1. Card Dimensions

• Size: Standard CR80 (credit card size) — 85.60 mm x 53.98 mm (3.375" x 2.125")
• Thickness: 0.76 mm (30 mil) is the most common. Other options: 15 mil, 20 mil, or thicker for durability.

2. Material

• PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride): Common and durable.
• Composite PVC-PET: For increased durability, especially with lamination.
• Eco-friendly materials: Biodegradable or recyclable options are available.

3. Printing Options

• Full-color (CMYK): Edge-to-edge printing for vibrant designs.
• Monochrome: Cost-effective for simple designs or text-only cards.
• Dual-sided printing: Allows additional information or branding.

4. Security Features

• Lamination: Adds durability and protects against wear and tear.
• Holograms: Enhances security and visual appeal.
• UV Printing: Invisible text or designs visible under UV light.
• Microtext or Guilloche Patterns: Prevents counterfeiting.

5. Personalization

• Magnetic Stripe Encoding: For access control or data storage.
• Barcodes/QR Codes: For digital interaction or identification.
• Embedded Chips: Contact or contactless smart cards for advanced functionalities.
• Photo IDs: For identification and security.
• Member Name & Details: Printed dynamically for each cardholder.

6. Finishing

• Glossy: Vibrant and reflective finish.
• Matte: Elegant, non-reflective finish.
• Spot UV: Highlights specific parts of the card design.
• Rounded Edges: Standard for comfort and durability.

7. Additional Features

• Punch Holes: For lanyard attachment.
• Writable Surface: For signatures or additional data.
• Custom Shapes: Non-standard sizes or shapes for uniqueness.

8. Design Elements

• Logo: Central to branding.
• Colors: Align with brand guidelines.
• Font and Text: Clear and legible.
• Background Design: Simple or patterned, depending on brand identity.

9. Durability Requirements

• Water-resistant and Scratch-proof: Essential for cards used frequently.
• Heat-resistant: Important for cards exposed to extreme temperatures.

I apologize, but as I mentioned earlier, there is no such thing as a "Inkjet chip card." Inkjet printing technology is used to print information onto the surface of a card, but it is not compatible with the type of microprocessor or chip used in smart cards.