PVC cards are produced using a variety of materials, but two of the most common are PVC and ABS. While some companies opt for pre-printed plastic card shells, others prefer to create their own custom cards on demand. Regardless of the application, PVC cards can be used for various purposes. The most popular uses for plastic cards include store credit cards and gift cards. They can be printed with magnetic stripes, barcodes, scratch panels, etc.

PVC cards are also popular for business cards, membership cards, and VIP cards. They can also be used as luggage tags. A standard sheet of a PVC card is 305x460mm and has a maximum thickness of 50 microns. Thermal and inkjet printers can handle PVC card stock.

One important factor in the quality of a PVC card is the number of internal layers. Internal layers are like plywood and play an important role in determining the life span of a card. The more layers the card has, the more durable it will be. PVC cards need to remain flat when they are used, so a single layer of plastic is not going to do the job well.

The PVC card factory also has a modern production line. It owns three lines of packaging production and two lines of combined die cutting production. It also has two sets of magnetic machines and two lines for smart card production. It also has a laser cone machine and a convex cone machine.