To pro­duce a plas­tic mem­ber­ship card, you can fol­low the fol­low­ing gen­er­al steps:

1, Deter­min the design and con­tent of mem­ber­ship card: this includes the mem­ber­ship card size, shape, col­or and any brand­ing or mem­ber­ship infor­ma­tion that needs to be includ­ed;

2, Choose a print­ing method for mem­ber­ship cards: there are some mem­ber­ship card print­ing meth­ods to be con­sid­ered, such as dig­i­tal print­ing, off­set print­ing and screen print­ing. Dig­i­tal print­ing is ofter used for small­er runs, while off­set and screen print­ing are more suit­able for large quan­ti­ties;

3, Choose mem­ber­ship card mate­r­i­al: mem­ber­ship cards are typ­i­cal­ly made of PVC plas­tic, but oth­er mate­ri­als such as PET or poly­car­bon­ate (PC) can be used as well;

4, Choose mem­ber­ship card thick­ness: plas­tic cards come in dif­fer­ent thick­ness, usu­al­ly rang­ing from 0.2mm to 2mm. Stan­dard thick­ness is 0.76mm. Thick­er cards are more durable but can be more expen­sive;

5, Mem­ber­ship cards print­ing: once the design, print­ing method, plas­tic mate­r­i­al and card thick­ness have been deter­mined, the mem­ber­ship cards can be print­ed;

6, Add any fin­ish­ing per­son­li­az­tion items: this can include adding a mag­net­ic stripe, sig­na­ture pan­el, bar­code or oth­er per­son­li­az­tion fea­tures depend­ing on the needs of the mem­ber­ship pro­gram;

7, Mem­ber­ship card test­ing: before dis­trib­ut­ing the cards, it’s impor­tant to check that they are all print­ed cor­rect­ly and that any addi­tion­al fea­tures work as intend­ed;

8, Dis­trib­ute the mem­ber­ship cards: the fin­ished cards can be dis­trib­uted to mem­bers then.

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