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HID FARGO HDP8500 Industrial & Government ID Card Printer & Encoder


HID FARGO® HDP8500 Industrial & Government ID Card Printer & Encoder


The HID FARGO HDP8500 ID Card Printer and Encoder features optional modules to provide you with additional security, such as the interoperable Lamination module; the Laser Engraver module for the highest level of secure card printing; and the Laser Writer module to create vanGO® cards that feature a unique visual security patch that writes the cardholder’s image to the card so that it cannot be counterfeited. Also optionally available is the High Durable HDP film that can be used to create even more robust and durable credentials.

For high duty-cycle performance, the HID FARGO HDP8500 Industrial ID Card Printer and Encoder delivers:

  • System reliability over continuous runs
  • High-volume card throughput for maximum yields per shift
  • Operational convenience to optimize uptime
  • Issuance security that meets industry standards
  • Additional on-card visual security with the HID FARGO HDP8500 LaserWriter module and vanGO ID cards to create a One-2-One™ relationship between the card and the cardholder that is nearly impossible to counterfeit

FARGO HDP8500 Industrial & Government ID Card Printer and Encoder Applications

  • Government-to-citizen IDs:
  • Driver Licenses
  • National IDs
  • Border crossing cards
  • Voter registration
  • Service bureau ID production
  • University student ID/payment cards
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