What is Name Card or Business Card??
Business cards are cards bearing business information about a company or individual. They are shared during formal introductions as a convenience and a memory aid. A business card typically includes the giver's name, company affiliation (usually with a logo) and contact information such as street addresses, telephone number(s), fax number, e-mail addresses and website. It can also include telex, bank account and tax code. Traditionally many cards were simple black text on white stock; today a professional business card will sometimes include one or more aspects of striking visual design.~
A business card is an integral part of any good marketing plan. For its size and cost, it's probably the most powerful part. Of course, you can't expect your business card to tell the whole story about your company. What you should expect it to do is present a professional image people will remember. A business card can make or break a client's first impression of your company. In fact, this little card makes as much of an impression as your personal appearance-the suit you wear or the briefcase you carry.
Name Card Printing Material
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product Name: V2 Name Card Cutter
Product Code: CUTTERV2Specification Size: 90mm x 54mm Gross Weight: 9kg Origin from: China
specifications
Twice cutting of A4 card for making and processing of both laser printing and name cards.
Features
1. With streamline design, the external form is nice and fashionable.
2. A longer duration with the sharp steel cutter
3. Self-grinding function with the cutter so as to keep the cutter edge sharp
4. Multi-direction adjusting function, extremely good cutting effect
5. The structure of middle slot cutting and push-board makes use more convenient and the right angle ensured
6. Staple quality, Best Price.
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| Product Name: Craft Robo Cutting Machine Product Code: PLOTTER Specification Size: A4 Model: CC330-20B Packing: 1unit Gross Weight: 3.3kg Origin: JAPAN
Auto-feed Function
The new Craft Robo now comes with an auto-feed function, just line the paper up and press the feed button. This helps accurate loading the cutting medium to Craft ROBO and searching registration mark automatically . SD Card Reader and LED Display The unit also features an SD card reader which allows you to save your designs on your SD card and then select them directly using the LCD menu screen on the Craft Robo, ideal if you take your Craft Robo away from your computer Strength 1. High speed and precision ,high quality and reliability without a large investment. 2. CPU 32-bit CPU process design and cut data with high speed. 3. Data buffer 2 MB, reducing the computer memory capacity. 4. An LCD display with interactive operation and easy-to-use operation buttons. 5. Drive Digital Servo, RS-232C serial & USB interfaces for easy connect. 6. 8 groups of preset conditions are stored for you to choose. 7. A dedicated slot for convenient cutting, and a dedicated stand for roll media feeding. 8. An Automatic Registration Mark Sensor can detect registration marks on printed images for precise contour cutting around the design. 9. Corresponding operating system including Windows XP / 2000, MacOS 9.X to 10.X 10. An Cutting MasterTM software is available to work together. 11. Maximum cutting area up to 14.76 inches wide by 164 feet long (375mm x 50M) |
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How to Choose Business Card Paper
Business card paper contains ready-made
business cards, perforated or glued with tape, which can be separated
manually. As a rule, a sheet holds 8 to 10 business cards.
f you plan to create new business cards, take seriously
choosing business card paper. There are many varieties of business card
paper, the key characteristics and differences of the main ones are
described below.
First of all, determine which printer you're
going to use. For cards with plain design (text with black & white
graphics) a monochrome laser printer will be fine. For color designs use
an inkjet or color laser printer.
Note: Not any paper can be used in a laser printer. Avoid using glossy, textured and magnetic paper — it may damage a laser printer. With inkjet printers you can use any type of paper.
Let's see what kinds of business card paper can be, how they differ and what's the best way to use them.
Separation Methods
 There
are different ways to hold business cards in place on the sheet, and
they determine the look of the cards after they are separated.Perforated cards have slightly rough edges after you separate them, however, they normally cost 50% less than smooth edge cards. Cards with smooth edges look more professional. Such cards are cut in advance and placed on thin base paper or secured by sticky tape from the back. When you separate the cards, their edges are perfectly clean.
Coating
Business
cards can be glossy, matte, textured and regular. If you have a photo
image on the card, use glossy paper. Such paper may cost twice as much
as regular paper, but the quality will be brilliant on an inkjet
printer.
Use textured paper to add unique look to your cards. Note: Don't forget that glossy and textured cards are not compatible with laser printers!
Distance between cards
 If
you want to print a card that has a background image that covers the
entire card, choose the paper with gaps between cards (normally there'll
be 8 cards per sheet). Business Card Composer will extend the
background slightly over the card, to avoid positioning problems.Why Should I Print My Own Business Cards? • No Minimum Order Quantities. Print as many or as few cards as you need, when you need them. So, if you only need 20 cards, then just print 20 cards (instead of having to order 500 from a printer). • Customizable. Because you can print as few as 10 cards at a time, you can change your business cards as often you’d like. For example, you might want to feature a “product of the month” on the back of your card. Or maybe you want to promote upcoming events or advertise time sensitive promotions. And how often have you had to throw away a box of business cards because your phone # or e-mail address changed or you were given a new title? What a waste! • Available Right Away. Uh oh... you just realized you ran out of business cards as you’re packing for a business trip or preparing for a big meeting tomorrow. Not to worry. You don’t have to wait days or weeks for a printer to print and ship your cards or pay a huge fee for expedited shipping. Just print off a few sheets of business cards and your problem is solved in minutes. • Affordable. In most cases, if you need less than 500 cards at a time, it’s cheaper to print your own cards than to order them online or from a printer¹. Online printers may lure you in with an attractive offer, but then they often charge extra fees for backside printing, color printing, uploading your logo, proofing, better cardstock, different colors, textures or finishes, etc. Do the math--figure out the cost per card after all these fees are added. |
