HID Global previews its FARGO HDP8500 industrial card printer/encoder

December 2011 Access Control & Identity Management, Products & Solutions

HID Global announced it has expanded its card personalisation portfolio with the introduction of its FARGO HDP8500 Industrial Card Printer/Encoder, the industry’s highest capacity, rugged and most secure printing/encoding solution, at CARTES & IDentification 2011 in Paris, France.

Featuring the company’s fifth generation High Definition Printing (HDP) technology, the new industrial series printer/encoder is a card personalisation and issuance solution for extended-run, high throughput and high duty cycle requirements of government ID card programs, laborious service bureaus conditions, universities and large enterprises.

The HDP8500 includes a 400-card total input capacity. This, combined with a graphical touch screen user interface, helps minimise operator intervention and maximise card yield per shift. The HDP8500 is built using solid metal cabinetry with precision-engineered interior components to provide greater resistance to parts fatigue and is designed to work with the most durable consumables for long-life card provision in small and large government ID programs. For operational and issuance security, the printer is the first personalisation solution in the market that has been architected for use within the HID Global Trusted Identity Platform (TIP) ecosystem, allowing it to process and generate secure identity objects for enhanced system security and authentication where citizen privacy in government ID card projects and heightened security in other card programs is a necessity.

The printer includes a comprehensive set of additional security features such as operator PIN number access and multilocking entry points for secure printing; AES 256 bit data encryption and resin ribbon data-erase functionality; and secure holographic lamination for lasting protection from fraud.

Additional product details

* Dual, auto-switching 200-card input hoppers provide 400-card total input capacity, producing 1200 cards per shift; requires less user intervention during continuous card runs.

* Industrial air filtration system ensures a stable printing environment even in the harshest conditions.

* HID Global’s fifth generation High Definition Printing engine prints on a variety of card materials and sizes; prints crisp, high definition, over-the-edge images on technology cards.

* High durable holographic HDP consumables.

* Scalability with modular, field-upgradeable options.

* 3-year warranty.

For more information, visit www.hidglobal.com





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