Cardsmark revolutionizes Scratch Card Machine Process to Flawless Accuracy

Cardsmark is the scratch card machine leader with a modular personalization system that saves costs and increases profit margins.

2011-01-30

PASADENA, CA, January 30, 2011 (Press-News.org) PIN code security unlocks the card features you want your paying customers to access. Scratch PIN cards are used everywhere: they are used for phone cards, gift cards, lotto cards, gas cards, every card. Making all these cards is normally a labor intensive and costly procedure. However, one industry forerunner has a jump on the rest of the competition when it comes to manufacturing scratch card machines. The leading scratch card machine system is Cardsmark by Colamark.

Cardsmark is a modular personalization system for PIN code cards. This specialized scratch card machine system feeds the cards, laser prints them for personal information and PINs, inspects the printed data, covers the PIN with a scratch panel, and finally collects the cards. These are all steps in one systematic process.

Scratch card system technology is a high speed operation with superb foil transfer ability. Foil consumption is a major concern because of its effect on manufacturing profit margins. Such a high rate of foil consumption can make it difficult to make this initial investment. However, Cardsmark "foil-fit" technology increases one's return on investment by controlling foil movement, saving between 30 to 50 percent foil consumption compared to other methods. This makes it possible to pay for your scratch card machine in just three months!

What makes Cardsmark a cut above the rest in scratch card machine technology is its processing capacity, high speed and quality performance. Its processing capacity allows the Cardsmark scratch card machine to cut cards from various card materials such as PVC and paper. It handles both standard sizes and special cards of different shapes for more fashion and style. More importantly, its labeling capacity includes anti-counterfeit technology with imprinted holograms for maximum security and safety.

Cardsmark's high production speed puts it above all others: with a labeling speed of 18,000 cards/hour, a hot-stamping speed of 15,000 cards/hour and an overprinting speed of 12,000 cards/hour. This high rate of production makes the Cardsmark scratch card machine the most widely used by major card manufacturers today.

Finally, Cardsmark's quality performance is assured through its inspection process. All cards pass a full inspection on all inkjet-printed data to ensure data accuracy, as well as PIN coverage to provide extra reliability. For security, cards that do not pass inspection are rejected and collected in a rejection box for subsequent disposal. However, to ensure completion, data on rejected cards are recorded for future reprint. These top quality traits make Cardsmark the top performer in scratch card machine technology for the 21st century.

About Scratch Card Machine
Scratch Card Machine's business focus is on the development and manufacturing of scratch card machines and system integration in the production line around the automatic labeling process.

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