Brainstorm ID Inkjet PVC Card Tray for Canon PIXMA TS80XX, TS81XX, TS90XX, TS91XX Series Printers (Canon M Tray Printers)

This works very nicely with the TS8120, even better than the J tray with my old IP4600 (which occassionally the card would slip out of the tray slot). Thank you Brainstorm ID, products like this are super helpful for small clubs who cannot afford expensive card printers. And honestly I think these inkjet cards come out every bit as professional as any fancy cad printer's output.

We have been making stupid laminated paper ID cards for years and, on a whim, looked into cheap solutions for PVC cards. Sure enough, inkjet PVC is dead simple with this tray and the results look better than any on-site-thermal-printed PVC cards I've seen for a tiny fraction of the cost. The photos are a little blurry, but the cards aren't in person. I have printed tiny barcodes and QR codes with no issues, you really need a magnifying glass to notice any blurred ink.I always print cards "full bleed" with pretty generous colors on the edges. This means that it will deposit ink onto the tray. But you can wipe the tray clean with a tissue or paper towel (ideally slightly moistened - I use lens wipes when I'm completely finished just to clean off any residue I didn't catch earlier, just make sure to use them on your glasses BEFORE you use them on the tray). So don't panic about bleed. Make a 2.25" x 3.5" image, center it on the printable area, and it will print right to the edge of the cards. Don't worry about printing ink onto the tray - the calibration print is designed to do just that anyway. I mean, sure, you waste a little ink, but a full bleed card looks so much more professional compared to one with white edges. Just make sure you have the card fully aligned into the tray, otherwise the edges won't be printed properly.Also, Brainstorm offers a kit with a TS9120, 100 cards, and the tray for $200, but you can get a TS8120 for $55, this tray for $20, and 100 cards for $18, coming out to only $93. (This tray will also work with other inkjet PVC cards - I have some NFC and magstripe ones too.) Compare that to any $500-1000 thermal printer. The TS8120 will do just fine and doubles as a photo printer.Printing certainly takes longer (roughly around a minute per card) but if you're doing small batches, who cares? Once printed, the only way to tell the difference between inkjet and thermal PVC is by feeling the cards, because they feel a little tacky, almost like they're very slightly rubberized. The only way you could avoid that is by getting an overlay sticker - they make some generic security holographic ones but the reviews say they are smaller than the card, which is lame. But I issue plastic ID card holders with clips (that are an order of magnitude more expensive than the cards themselves...) so you never feel them anyway. I haven't noticed any major scratches that have damaged the cards, so I can't testify as to their ability to hold up compared to thermal cards, but I use the holders anyway just because they're convenient.I've started printing off various cards just for fun for friends too... this thing is a goldmine, I can charge them $5 for a card that costs me 18 cents! Awesome little tool with incredible potential, well worth the money.

The media could not be loaded.  使用プリンタはCANON TS8130Brainstorm IDのサイトからデザインをダウンロードし位置など参考に修正します。印刷位置の参考にするだけなので何でも良いです。ダウンロードしたデータを参考にイラストレーターでデザインを作りPDFで保存PDFで印刷する際に印刷の設定を以下の通りにします。［用紙の種類］その他の用紙 - プリンタブルディスク［出力用紙サイズ］ディスクトレイM［給紙方法］ディスクトレイトレイに上下逆に用紙をセットします。手前側がカードの上側になります。あとはプリンターの指示に従いトレイを入れます。印刷して1分ほどはインクが手についたりするので乾燥させて下さい。自社でカードを作成する必要がありカードプリンタを導入予定だったのですがあまりに高価すぎたのでこのトレイとインクジェット対応PVCカードを購入してみたら専用機にも負けないほどの出来栄え。さらにコストもかなり安くすみました。ラミネートでは出せない高級感が出せるのでカード作成を考えている方には本当にお薦めです。

I specifically bought Canon TS9000 that was on clearance since I didn't have an inkjet printer before. Using this card tray, it prints beautifully; you'll have to do some experiments to get the best output.

英語なので分かりづらいですが、見よう見まねでやってみて普通にできました