Evolis BLACKFLEX farvebånd

Card printers often struggle to produce crisp, durable monochrome text and barcodes on challenging card materials like PET, ABS, or varnished PVC. The Evolis BLACKFLEX ribbon solves this by delivering high-adhesion black resin printing that withstands scratches and abrasion, ensuring every card looks professional and lasts longer.

Who is it for

This ribbon is ideal for organizations that need reliable, high-contrast black printing on plastic cards—such as ID badge issuers, loyalty card programs, access control systems, and membership card producers. It suits users of Evolis Zenius, Primacy, Elypso, KC200/KC200B, KC250/KC250B, KM500B, and KM2000B printers who require consistent output on a variety of card substrates.

Main features

• BLACKFLEX resin formulation for enhanced adhesion to PVC, PET, ABS, PC, and special varnished cards.
• High-definition monochrome printing for text, barcodes, and graphics with sharp edges.
• Yield of up to 1000 prints per ribbon, reducing downtime for replacements.
• Compatible with a wide range of Evolis card printers, including single- and dual-sided models.
• RoHS compliant, meeting environmental standards.

Specifications

• Ribbon type: Monochrome thermal transfer resin
• Colour: Black
• Print technology: Thermal transfer
• Print capacity: 1000 cards/prints
• Compatible card materials: PVC, PET, ABS, PC, special varnished cards
• Compatible printers: Evolis Zenius, Primacy, Elypso, KC200/KC200B, KC250/KC250B, KM500B, KM2000B
• Product series: Evolis High Trust®
• Durability: Enhanced scratch and abrasion resistance
• Storage temperature: 5°C to 25°C (41°F to 77°F)
• Storage humidity: 30% to 70% non-condensing
• Quantity per pack: 1 ribbon
• Certifications: RoHS compliant

Tips

For best results, store the ribbon in a cool, dry place within the recommended temperature and humidity ranges. Always ensure your printer's firmware is up to date and clean the print head regularly to maintain print quality. When switching card materials, test a small batch first to confirm optimal adhesion.