What is wooden card?

Wood­en card, also known as wood card or tim­ber card, are a unique and envi­ron­men­tal­ly friend­ly alter­na­tive to tra­di­tion­al paper or plas­tic cards. Wood­en cards can be used for a vari­ety of pur­pos­es such as busi­ness cards, gift cards, and RFID cards. They are durable, have a nat­ur­al beau­ty, and can be cus­tomized with laser engrav­ing or print­ing.

Why choose wooden cards?

Dura­bil­i­ty: Wood­en cards are more durable than tra­di­tion­al paper cards and can with­stand wear and tear, mak­ing them last longer.

Unique Aes­thet­ics: Wood­en cards have a nat­ur­al and unique aes­thet­ic that makes them stand out and leave a mem­o­rable impres­sion.

Envi­ron­men­tal­ly Friend­ly: Wood is a renew­able resource, mak­ing wood­en cards an envi­ron­men­tal­ly friend­ly option com­pared to plas­tic or paper cards.

Cus­tomiza­tion: Wood­en cards can be eas­i­ly cus­tomized with laser engrav­ing or print­ing, allow­ing for unique designs and per­son­al­iza­tion.

Con­ver­sa­tion Starter: Wood­en cards can serve as a con­ver­sa­tion starter due to their unique mate­r­i­al and appear­ance, mak­ing them a great net­work­ing tool.

Wooden card material

Cher­ry: Known for its rich col­or and smooth grain, cher­ry is often used in high-end fur­ni­ture and cab­i­netry.

Bass­wood: Light­weight and easy to carve, bass­wood is often used for carv­ing, turn­ing, and mak­ing musi­cal instru­ments.

Black Wal­nut: This dark, rich wood is prized for its beau­ty and is often used in fine fur­ni­ture, cab­i­netry and wood­work­ing.

Sapele: Sapele is a durable and lus­trous red­dish-brown wood com­mon­ly used in fur­ni­ture and musi­cal instru­ments.

Beech: Beech wood is strong and hard, mak­ing it suit­able for fur­ni­ture, floor­ing and wood­work­ing projects that require dura­bil­i­ty.

Bam­boo: Bam­boo is a sus­tain­able and envi­ron­men­tal­ly friend­ly mate­r­i­al used in a vari­ety of prod­ucts, includ­ing floor­ing, fur­ni­ture and dec­o­ra­tive items.

Wooden card personalizations:

RFID chip: RFID chips can be embed­ded into the wood­en card, such as NXP Mifare Clas­sic Series, NXP Mifare Ultra­light Series, NFC Series.

Cus­tom shape: The shape of the wood­en card can be cus­tomized. Despite stan­dard card, you can also make your own shape in square, round, oval and so on.

Laser engrav­ing: Laser engrav­ing uses a laser to etch or engrave designs, logos or text onto the sur­face of the wood card.It pro­vides pre­cise and detailed results, mak­ing it ide­al for cre­at­ing intri­cate designs.

Hol­low­ing out: Cut­ting or carv­ing away por­tions of the wood to cre­ate a recessed or “hol­lowed out” design. This tech­nique can be used to add depth and dimen­sion to the wood card, cre­at­ing a unique and eye-catch­ing effect.

Silk print­ing: Also known as screen print­ing, involves trans­fer­ring ink to the wood card through a mesh screen. This method is suit­able for sol­id Pan­tone col­ors.

CMYK print­ing: CMYK print­ing is a ver­sa­tile and effec­tive way to add detailed and col­or­ful designs to your cards, such as full-col­or designs, pho­tos, or intri­cate pat­terns.

Make your own wooden card

HYD­card offers sev­er­al high qual­i­ty wood­en cards. If you are an envi­ron­men­tal­ist and look­ing for an eco-friend­ly card solu­tion, wood­en card is a good choice.

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