Entrust Datacard Sigma DS1 Single-Sided ID Card Printer

SKU: 525300-001

Price:
$1,885

Description

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A straightforward choice for organizations that print professional, single-sided ID cards.

Entrust Datacard name transition: Entrust is transitioning the Sigma desktop issuance line to the Entrust Datacard name. This is a branding change only; functionality, part numbers, and support remain unchanged. You may still see Entrust Sigma on current packaging and documentation.

The Entrust Datacard Sigma DS1 combines simple setup with secure, dependable direct-to-card printing. It is well suited for employee badges, student IDs, membership cards, visitor cards and other programs that do not require automatic printing on the back.

Why choose the Sigma DS1?

  • Single-sided, full-color direct-to-card printing
  • Up to 175 full-color cards per hour
  • 300 dpi print resolution
  • 125-card input hopper
  • USB connectivity
  • Supports standard CR80 cards from 10 to 40 mil thick
  • Three-year manufacturer warranty

Part number: 525300-001

Printer only. Ribbon, blank cards and ID-card software are sold separately. Direct-to-card printers normally leave a small unprinted border around the card edge.

Compatible Entrust Datacard Sigma DS1 Ribbons and Cleaning Supplies

These genuine Entrust supplies are compatible with the Sigma DS1 printer.

525100-001 Full-Color Ribbon

YMCKT ribbon kit for up to 250 full-color, single-sided card images.

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525900-001 Black Ribbon

Black resin monochrome ribbon kit for up to 1,500 card images.

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531624-001 Cleaning Kit

Genuine cleaning supplies for routine Sigma printer maintenance.

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