Fargo DTC1250e ID Card Printer / Encoder Single Sided image

Fargo DTC1250e ID Card Printer / Encoder Single Sided

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Brand Fargo 2013
Model DTC1250e
Released Year 2013
Type Printers
Series DTC
Printing Technology Dye-Sublimation Thermal Transfer
Item Weight 7.72 pounds
Maximum Media Size 2.13" x 3.38" - CR-80 Card,2.06" x 3.31" - CR79 Card,2.11" x 3.36",2.04" x 3.30"
Maximum Color Print Resolution 300 Dots Per Inch
Product Dimensions 7.9 x 13.7 x 8.8 inches
Status Discontinued
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Overview

The Fargo DTC1250e is a single-sided ID card printer and encoder designed for efficient and reliable card issuance in office environments. It operates with dye-sublimation thermal printing technology, delivering high-resolution color prints at 300 dpi. The device supports encoding options for magnetic stripe and contact/contactless smart cards, making it suitable for secure applications. It has a compact design that fits well on office desktops and supports seamless connectivity via USB 2.0. The printer features a user-friendly interface with an LCD display for status and error notifications. Its software compatibility includes Windows drivers and integration with Fargo Workbench for printer management and diagnostics.

Specifications

Maximum Media Size 2.13" x 3.38" - CR-80 Card,2.06" x 3.31" - CR79 Card,2.11" x 3.36",2.04" x 3.30"
Included Components Software CD, DTC1250e ID Card Printer / Encoder Single Sided
Print media Card stock
Max Input Sheet Capacity 100
Compatible Devices PC
Maximum Color Print Resolution 300 Dots Per Inch
Sheet Size 2.13 x 3.38, 2.06 x 3.31, 2.11 x 3.36, 2.04 x 3.30 Inches
Maximum Black and White Print Resolution 600 dots_per_inch
Warranty Type Manufacturer
Color Depth 24 bpp
Dual-sided printing Yes
Maximum copies per run 1
Max copy resolution color 300 dpi
Max copy resolution black-white 300 dpi
Duplex Simplex
Hardware Interface USB
Ink Color cyan, magenta, yellow, black
Resolution 300 x 300
Additional Printer functions Print Only
Control Method App
Number of Drivers 1
Number of Trays 1
Total USB Ports 1
Specific Uses For Product Desktop
UPC 041113777021 803982896704 754563500001 172304317570
Memory Storage Capacity 32 MB
Manufacturer Fargo Electronics, Inc.
Item Weight 7.72 pounds
Product Dimensions 7.9 x 13.7 x 8.8 inches
Item model number DTC1250e
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer No
Number of Items 1
Size 8.8" x 13.7" x 7.9"
Manufacturer Part Number 050000
Date First Available November 26, 2013
Printing Technology Dye-Sublimation Thermal Transfer
Print Resolution 300 dpi
Print Speed Up to 225 full-color cards per hour
Card Size Supported CR-80 (3.375" x 2.125")
Printing Sides Single-sided
Encoding Options Magnetic stripe, optional contact/contactless smart card encoding
Connectivity USB 2.0
Input Card Hopper Capacity 100 cards (30 mil thickness)
Output Hopper Capacity 30 cards (30 mil thickness)
Ribbon Types YMCKO, YMCK, K, KO, and others proprietary Fargo ribbons
Display Two-line LCD status display
Software Support Windows drivers, Fargo Workbench diagnostic utility
Dimensions 14.5" W x 8.25" D x 8" H
Weight 8.5 lbs
Power 100-240V AC, 50/60 Hz
Operating Environment 60°F - 86°F; 20% - 80% non-condensing humidity

Key Advantages

The DTC1250e offers fast card printing speeds, capable of producing up to 225 full-color cards per hour, which optimizes productivity. Its dual encoding capabilities allow for flexible card personalization in secure ID applications. The printer's modular design simplifies maintenance and ink ribbon replacement. It utilizes high-quality dye-sub ribbons that deliver vibrant colors and sharp image clarity. Its compact footprint and quiet operation make it ideal for office use. Additionally, Fargo provides strong software support and updates that enhance performance and compatibility over time.

Limitations

One limitation of the DTC1250e is its single-sided printing, which restricts it from printing on both sides of an ID card, limiting applications requiring duplex cards. The device uses USB 2.0 connectivity only, lacking modern network or wireless options found in newer models. It may not be suitable for very high volume card issuance environments due to ribbon and supply capacities. The printer's encoding options are somewhat limited compared to newer multi-technology encoders. It also requires specific Fargo ribbons, limiting third-party consumable choices. Finally, it does not feature a built-in card hopper for larger job queue automation.

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