GET Group

CP500

CP500

The CP500 from GET Group combines the superior forensics of 600dpi pigment ink with user-upgradeable encoding features, for personalization, to deliver the most secure card printing solution on the market. It can produce secure contactless, contact and magnetic stripe identification, and its retransfer print process enables edge-to-edge printing. It allows use of programmed primers over specific areas to allow for chip technology and encoded data anywhere on the card. The CP500 is specially designed for access control, personalization and other high-security identification challenges in corporate environments, pharmaceuticals, government, healthcare, transportation, travel and leisure, higher education and campus security.

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