Fargo 50020 DTC1250e Dye Sublimation/Thermal Transfer ID Card Single-Sided Printer

General

Brand

Fargo

Model

DTC1250e (50020)

Printer

Print Technology

Dye Sublimation/Thermal Transfer Printer

Printer Type

Single-Side

Print Speed

16 seconds per card / 225 cards per hour (YMCKO)

Max Resolution(B&W)

300 dpi

Memory

32 MB

Media Handling

Media Type

PVC or polyester cards with polished PVC finish; monochrome resin required for100% polyester cards;
optical memory cards with PVC finish; rewrite

Media sizes supported

Accepted Card Sizes:
CR-80
CR-79 Adhesive Back

Total Media Capacity

100 card input, 30 card output

Connections

Interface

USB 2.0

Features

Features

Data protection: AES-256 encryption on the printer over a secure network

The ideal card printing solution for small businesses, schools, and local governments, the FARGO DTC1250e ID card printer and encoder is the fastest printer in its class, allowing you to produce 50% more visually-rich, full-color credentials in the same amount of time. Its small, compact footprint makes it easy to use in a variety of office environments and can be easily upgraded to include an embedded iCLASS SE encoder (part of the iCLASS SE platform), enabling you to produce secure, personalized membership and loyalty photo ID cards in one single, seamless step. An optional Wi-Fi accessory is also available to help you print anytime, anywhere.

Using the included Swift ID badging software, you can design custom ID cards on the spot, and the FARGO Workbench diagnostic utility software can help you easily maintain your card printer over time. The DTC1250e ID direct-to-card printer and encoder also features an intuitive, user-focused SmartScreen graphical display, enabling efficient set-up, operation and maintenance of your technology investment.

Dimensions & Weight

Dimensions

8.80" x 13.70" x 7.90"

Weight

7.50 lbs.

Package Contents

Software Included

Embedded Swift ID badging application and FARGO Workbench printer maintenance and diagnostic software with Color Assist spot-color matching

Additional Information

Date First Available

August 22, 2017