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product_id: 32742874
title: "- Brainstorm ID Inkjet PVC Cards (100 Pack) - 30 Mil - Inkjet Printable ID Cards - Enhanced Ink Receptive Coating - Waterproof & Double Sided Printing - Works with Epson & Canon Inkjet Printers"
brand: "brainstorm id"
price: "€ 59.89"
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# Waterproof & smudge-resistant Double-sided full-bleed printing 100-pack inkjet-ready cards - Brainstorm ID Inkjet PVC Cards (100 Pack) - 30 Mil - Inkjet Printable ID Cards - Enhanced Ink Receptive Coating - Waterproof & Double Sided Printing - Works with Epson & Canon Inkjet Printers

**Brand:** brainstorm id
**Price:** € 59.89
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🆔 Elevate your ID game with vibrant, waterproof precision!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** - Brainstorm ID Inkjet PVC Cards (100 Pack) - 30 Mil - Inkjet Printable ID Cards - Enhanced Ink Receptive Coating - Waterproof & Double Sided Printing - Works with Epson & Canon Inkjet Printers by brainstorm id
- **How much does it cost?** € 59.89 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sk](https://www.desertcart.sk/products/32742874-brainstorm-id-inkjet-pvc-cards-100-pack-30-mil-inkjet)

## Best For

- brainstorm id enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted brainstorm id brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Full-Bleed Double-Sided Printing:** Maximize design impact with edge-to-edge printing on both sides—no borders, no compromises.
- • **Proprietary Ink Receptive Coating:** Prints dry fast with vibrant, smear-free colors for professional-grade IDs every time.
- • **Standard CR80 Size & 30 Mil Thickness:** Fits perfectly in wallets and badge holders with durable, credit-card quality feel.
- • **Waterproof & Scratch-Resistant Finish:** Keeps your IDs looking sharp and professional, even in demanding environments.
- • **Compatible with Epson & Canon Inkjet Printers:** Seamless integration with popular printers using Brainstorm’s custom trays for flawless edge-to-edge prints.

## Overview

Brainstorm ID Inkjet PVC Cards (100 Pack) are premium, 30 mil thick, credit card-sized PVC cards featuring a proprietary ink receptive coating that ensures fast-drying, vibrant, and waterproof prints. Designed exclusively for inkjet printers like Epson and Canon with compatible trays, these cards support double-sided, full-bleed printing for professional-quality IDs at an unbeatable price point.

## Description

Brainstorm ID's inkjet PVC cards are designed to be the absolute best Inkjet PVC cards made. Brainstorm ID cards feature our proprietary coating which ensures your inkjet printer will produce excellent results, without smearing, bleeding, or running. Once dry, our cards are waterproof and resistant to most environmental changes. Our coating is designed to resist scratches, and our cards are professionally packaged to ensure you receive the highest quality cards available. Please note that these cards can only be printed on if your printer supports one of the Inkjet PVC card trays from Brainstorm ID. These trays are available for the following printers: Canon J Tray: MG5400 Series, MG6300 Series, MG7100 Series, iP7200 Series, MG7500 Series, MG7700 Series, MX920 Series Canon K Tray: Pro-10, Pro-100 Canon M Tray: TS8000 Series, TS8100 Series, TS9000 Series, TS9100 Series Canon MP Tray: TS700 Series, TS8200 Series, TS8300 Series, TS9500 Series Templates are available for Word, Photoshop & Illustrator, and Apple Pages. We also have an app on our website that will generate a PDF template for you using your JPG or PNG files.

Review: Excellent quality, they look great after printed! - These are great quality from an amazing company. I was really impressed at how quick they responded to a question that I had. The cards accept ink very well on my Canon ts9520 printer. The MP card tray works perfectly. Have already ordered more products directly from their website. Can't wait to try the matte cards and the 2-up name tag cards! I will say the cards can scratch real easy if you're not careful, but it's PVC so that's expected.
Review: 18 cents for a card better than most thermal cards! - These cards are amazing and super vibrant, and you can print pretty tiny barcodes on them with no issues. I have gotten so many lame, blurry thermal PVC cards printed on-site at various places, this system blows them out of the water at a fraction of the price. The only difference between these and thermal PVC (besides the print time) is that they're a little tacky, almost like they have been slightly rubberized. But if you pop them in a plastic ID card holder on a lanyard or a clip, it is impossible to tell the difference. And they are so cheap, if you screw up a print, who cares? In addition to actual company IDs, I print cards for friends just for fun, too, and everyone I've given them too has been impressed. I don't tell them I printed them with a less-than-$100 investment... A few extra tips are in order for those who have not used inkjet PVC before. First, you'll need a Brainstorm tray, which should be around $20. If you don't have a compatible printer, the Canon TS8120 works great, is compatible with the "M" tray, and is pretty cheap at $55 right now. Unless you really need a fancier printer for some reason, there is no point in getting anything more expensive. I'm not an inkjet guy so this printer is exclusively for cards. Second, CALIBRATE! Download the templates and enable the calibration layer, then print and adjust your printable safe zone boundary lines. Save the template and that way you won't have any issues with bad alignment. You can afford blowing 36 cents on properly calibrating your template. Third, do not be afraid of "full bleed" printing. That is the term for printing beyond the boundaries. Make a 2.25" x 3.5" image and center it on the printable area. The edges will print onto the tray itself, but the printer will print right to the edge of the cards, too. Once you (carefully) remove the card (use the holes in the back and poke it out), clean the ink off the edges on the tray with some paper towels, preferably slightly moistened. I use lens cleaning wipes when I'm completely finished just to be safe... just make sure you clean your glasses BEFORE you clean the tray. You could use any moistened towelette of your choice, I just have a giant box of them myself. Fourth, give them a minute or so to dry. I haven't experimented with mushing my fingers all over them fresh out of the printer, but once I remove them a minute or so later, I have not seen any smearing at all. Finally, you may want to use the clearcoat method to eliminate the tacky texture that Christopher A. mentioned in his review. It helped on one card I tried it on, but I use plastic ID card holders anyway, so it's not worth the effort in my case. But the cards really do not "pass" without that coating. I looked for hologram stickers to place on top of the cards, but none I found were big enough, so just stick with the clearcoat. It will also obviously help with durability.

## Features

- 100 Authentic Brainstorm ID Inkjet PVC Cards - The Absolute Best Available, Guaranteed
- Brainstorm ID Inkjet PVC Cards use our proprietary ink receptive coating to ensure ink sets fast, and for good. Don't waste time and money on inferior technology.
- Standard Credit Card Size (CR80) and Thickness (3.375" x 2.125", 30 mil thick)
- Requires compatible printer and printing tray. Please see description for more details. BOTH sides can be printed on. Using our downloadable templates allows you to print edge to edge (full bleed).
- NOT FOR USE IN PVC CARD PRINTERS: Only for use with Inkjet Printers - These cards are not meant for use in normal thermal ID card printers

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01L0WV9Z6 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #35,577 in Office Products ( See Top 100 in Office Products ) #65 in Identification Badges |
| Brand | Brainstorm ID |
| Brand Name | Brainstorm ID |
| Color | white |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 745 Reviews |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 3.38"L x 3.38"W |
| Manufacturer | Brainstorm ID |
| Material Features | Waterproof |
| Paper Finish | Coated |
| Paper Size | 3.375 x 2.125 inches |
| Paper Weight | 80 |
| Sheet Count | 100 |
| Sheet Size | 3.375 x 2.125 inches |
| UPC | 758576600345 |
| Unit Count | 100.0 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Brainstorm ID
- **Color:** white
- **Paper Finish:** Coated
- **Sheet Count:** 100
- **Sheet Size:** 3.375 x 2.125 inches

## Images

![- Brainstorm ID Inkjet PVC Cards (100 Pack) - 30 Mil - Inkjet Printable ID Cards - Enhanced Ink Receptive Coating - Waterproof & Double Sided Printing - Works with Epson & Canon Inkjet Printers - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71pxUNvlP2L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Following the directions and using brainstorm ai. template save to pdf to print. the printed id cards are not centered in either of the 2 cards?**
A: Hi Pat,No need to save as a PDF first, you can print directly from Illustrator (or any of the other applications we have templates for). The problem you're seeing is that whichever program you are printing from is scaling the document when you print it. When you go to print, look around in the Print window for a size/scaling setting and be sure it's set to Actual Size/100% (or something similar to this).If you need any additional assistance please feel free to get in touch with us directly and we'll do our best to help.Regards,Jonathan LaliberteBrainstorm ID

**Q: How well does the ink stay on the cards? what about moisture after the cards are cured out, any color bleeding? how long does ink last when printing?**
A: Ink stays perfect on the Cards, had not problems at all with moisture or anything else. I love it and I use them a lot. Depends on how much you are printing and how big the Picture is on the Card.

**Q: What printers, by model number include any options needed, will work with these cards? i need to print 250 membership cards--help!**
A: Update: We now have a PVC card tray for Canon printers which use the M Tray. That includes the more recently release TS8000 and TS9000 series printers (in the USA those models are TS8020, TS8120, TS9020, TS9120). You can find that tray here: https://www.amazon.com/Inkjet-TS8000-Printers-Brainstorm-ID/dp/B072QS5V6F

**Q: Can these cards be written on, not just printed?  Would like to make my own notes**
A: Yes, you can write on them with a pen or marker.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent quality, they look great after printed!
*by M***S on September 14, 2025*

These are great quality from an amazing company. I was really impressed at how quick they responded to a question that I had. The cards accept ink very well on my Canon ts9520 printer. The MP card tray works perfectly. Have already ordered more products directly from their website. Can't wait to try the matte cards and the 2-up name tag cards! I will say the cards can scratch real easy if you're not careful, but it's PVC so that's expected.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 18 cents for a card better than most thermal cards!
*by N***N on August 10, 2019*

These cards are amazing and super vibrant, and you can print pretty tiny barcodes on them with no issues. I have gotten so many lame, blurry thermal PVC cards printed on-site at various places, this system blows them out of the water at a fraction of the price. The only difference between these and thermal PVC (besides the print time) is that they're a little tacky, almost like they have been slightly rubberized. But if you pop them in a plastic ID card holder on a lanyard or a clip, it is impossible to tell the difference. And they are so cheap, if you screw up a print, who cares? In addition to actual company IDs, I print cards for friends just for fun, too, and everyone I've given them too has been impressed. I don't tell them I printed them with a less-than-$100 investment... A few extra tips are in order for those who have not used inkjet PVC before. First, you'll need a Brainstorm tray, which should be around $20. If you don't have a compatible printer, the Canon TS8120 works great, is compatible with the "M" tray, and is pretty cheap at $55 right now. Unless you really need a fancier printer for some reason, there is no point in getting anything more expensive. I'm not an inkjet guy so this printer is exclusively for cards. Second, CALIBRATE! Download the templates and enable the calibration layer, then print and adjust your printable safe zone boundary lines. Save the template and that way you won't have any issues with bad alignment. You can afford blowing 36 cents on properly calibrating your template. Third, do not be afraid of "full bleed" printing. That is the term for printing beyond the boundaries. Make a 2.25" x 3.5" image and center it on the printable area. The edges will print onto the tray itself, but the printer will print right to the edge of the cards, too. Once you (carefully) remove the card (use the holes in the back and poke it out), clean the ink off the edges on the tray with some paper towels, preferably slightly moistened. I use lens cleaning wipes when I'm completely finished just to be safe... just make sure you clean your glasses BEFORE you clean the tray. You could use any moistened towelette of your choice, I just have a giant box of them myself. Fourth, give them a minute or so to dry. I haven't experimented with mushing my fingers all over them fresh out of the printer, but once I remove them a minute or so later, I have not seen any smearing at all. Finally, you may want to use the clearcoat method to eliminate the tacky texture that Christopher A. mentioned in his review. It helped on one card I tried it on, but I use plastic ID card holders anyway, so it's not worth the effort in my case. But the cards really do not "pass" without that coating. I looked for hologram stickers to place on top of the cards, but none I found were big enough, so just stick with the clearcoat. It will also obviously help with durability.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fan-plastic!
*by T***N on November 9, 2019*

Excellent, excellent, quality! This is the exact same size and thickness of a credit card but you must use the right printer model that supports a special tray that fits this perfectly on. You can also print to the very edge of the card and it'll look perfectly crisp, without any smears! 1 thing I do have a problem with, which might be due to my inexperience or trial errors because this is my first time with the printer and hardware. I bought a Canon TS9120 plus the Brainstorm ID tray to go with it, just so I can print these cards. They provide a template in Word, Photoshop, and some other format but I went with their Photoshop version. I don't have Photoshop but I do have Paint.Net, which I really like and is much easier to use. It was able to open the PSD file from Photoshop but it doesn't end there because it's not exactly ideal to use Paint.Net due to the inability to edit text. Although you can create text with it, it immediately turns into an image so if you want to change it, you'll need to clear the existing and create a new so I only used it to get the layout and instead, used Inkscape, another powerful yet free app to do what I need. I still have to use Paint.Net to get the cutout that I need, for the image side, but I use Inkscape for everything else. If you're interested, let me know and I'll see if there's a way for me to share what I created so you can use it yourself. Anyway, I purchased these because I use Square and needed some custom gift cards that were just too costly at nearly $2 each! And you have to buy a minimum of 250 if you want it slightly cheaper! Unfortunately, Square doesn't accept gift cards from other suppliers, the kinds with a magnetic stripe so you're stuck with using them. I wanted to sell specialized gift cards and at a discounted rate but with the way Square works, you can't exactly do that! You have to load exactly what the amount is on the gift card, so you can't sell your gift cards at a discount, say 50% off. This is why I'm glad I stumbled on these and they're working absolutely great for me! The solution that I came up with was to use a barcode, system, similar to how many of the old fashioned gift cards work. Obviously, I needed a different code for each card and that's where it's important to use Inkscape, where I can easily go back and change each value quickly, for each card. It might be just as easy with a Word document, not sure, but worth the shot. If I had to buy my cards from Square, for just 1 batch, it would cost me more than I spent on the printer plus the tray plus these cards combined so this is totally worth it!

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*Last updated: 2026-03-13*