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Magicard Printer Has Digital Shredding Capabilities

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April 22, 2019

The Magicard 600 has a digital shredding capability: Once information has been used for a print job, it is fragmented and dispersed, rendering it irrecoverable. The printer also receives push updates from scans against the National Vulnerabilities Database. These features are in addition to existing anti-fraud technology available to all Magicard printers, including the HoloKote feature, originally developed by Magicard, which allows for the application of a secure watermark to every ID card. Users can load up to 10 anti-fraud custom HoloKotes directly onto the Magicard 600, giving them the ability to tailor their cards to reflect an organization’s logo or another unique security design. The Magicard 600 is capable of printing at 600 x 300 dpi (resin), allowing users to include easily readable small-point text on their ID cards. It has Wi-Fi connectivity as standard out of the box via a dongle which is supplied as part of the package. 

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