Every business day organisations print over 70,000 plastic cards on Card Printers supplied by PPC. That’s more than 18 million cards per year.
PPC’s range of exclusive ID Card Printers is Australia’s most popular.
Our experienced team of service, sales and solutions engineers have more than 100 years card printer experience between them and PPC has been Australian Owned and Operated Since 1986.
With more than 7000 plastic and ID card printers in the field, PPC has a broad understanding of ID card printer applications and the systems they work in.
If you need to purchase or upgrade any plastic identity card printer solution in Australia, you’re at the right place.
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PPC is Australia’s leading card printer specialist with ID card printer models for all of your needs. More people choose PPC than any other card printer reseller. That’s because PPC’s exclusive brand RTP and ID Series ID card printers are the most popular in the country. Our card printers outsell every other brand.
Check out our Card Solutions Guide on Choosing an ID Card Printer.
It is easy to think the ID card machine is just another typical desktop printer, but it is not.
A plastic card machine is a specialist card printer that is designed using advanced thermal transfer and dye sublimation techniques to print colour-rich, durable, and quality images and text to plastic cards. That is why you should choose a reliable and trustworthy card printing machine services so that you find a customised solution to all your industrial printing needs.
PPC, as the leading ID card machine specialists in Australia, sells over 1000 card printers every year, and our highly-skilled team has the experience in helping you through the process. We have been in the card machine industry for more than 20 years now and so have many of our staff members, which means our knowledge, experience, and understanding of our products are outstanding.
PPC’s tailored range of card printing machines meet a long list of card issuance needs, including Direct-to-Card (DTC) and Re-Transfer (RTP) card printing machines.
PPC is proud to be the first Australian company to promote their exclusive brand of ID printer machine. Our reputation is paramount, and by branding our products, we are committing to provide honest, prompt, expert advice and support throughout the entire life of the card machine.
It doesn’t matter the industry you work in, PPC has a card issuance solution to meet your needs. From basic ID card production to advanced centralised cloud-based Card Management Systems. Take a moment to have a look at some of our more popular industry solutions below.
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