Evolis, the personalisation solutions for plastic cards solutions provider, has announced an extended offering of laminates for Securion, a system designed to personalise and laminate cards that require foolproof security, from national identity cards to driver’s licences. Securion personalises and steadfastly provides protection to a wide array of badges, for highly secured access control to fraud-proof ID applications: ID cards, driver’s licences, health cards, as well as access control badges.  Securion is a one-stop solution to personalise and laminate security badges in a decentralised environment. Available for several years in many parts of the world, Securion seamlessly scales to meet ever-present and growing concerns regarding security and data forgery, while greatly extending the lifespan of any card or badge.
 
This compact printer comes with a new color printing module and a lamination station, enabling dual-sided personalization. The badge is first processed through graphical and electrical personalisation. Next, a protective film, in the format of a varnish or a patch, is applied by a hot roller over the entire card surface. The process of printing and encoding a security badge is, therefore, carried out in just one single pass. To make this printer even more user-friendly, Securion now offers a new tray for rapid loading of the lamination film.
 
An Extended Offering of Security Films
To support increasing demand in security cards, Evolis has extended its offering, with new films, from standard varnish to highly secured holograms.  
Evolis also provides a hologram-customisation program to design unique, tailor-made and fraud-proof laminating material. This enables 4 levels of security, from simple holograms to be indentified at a glance, to holograms that can only be read by highly sophisticated machines.
 
A Top Quality, yet Affordable Technology
Securion enables dual-sided lamination of standard PVC cards. The high-quality lamination benefits from lab tested and proven new hologram films, with perfect adhesive strength on the card, and which helps fight even further any fraud attempt. This solution also provides an attractive cost-per-card and greatly extends the lifespan of personalised cards.

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