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Evolis Zenius R5F002AAA YMCKO Ribbon 200 PrintsEvolis Zenius R5F002AAA YMCKO Color Ribbon is designed for high quality ID card printing with up to 200 prints per roll. It delivers vibrant full colour images, sharp text, and a protective overlay panel for durability. Ideal for PVC card printing in offices, schools, and corporate environments using Evolis Zenius printers. Product Specifications Brand: Evolis Model: R5F002AAA Ribbon Type: YMCKO Color Ribbon Print Capacity: Up to 200 prints Panel
Evolis Zenius R5F002AAA YMCKO Color Ribbon is designed for high-quality ID card printing with up to 200 prints per roll. It delivers vibrant full-colour images, sharp text, and a protective overlay panel for durability. Ideal for PVC card printing in offices, schools, and corporate environments using Evolis Zenius printers.
Product Specifications
• Brand: Evolis
• Model: R5F002AAA
• Ribbon Type: YMCKO Color Ribbon
• Print Capacity: Up to 200 prints
• Panel Type: Yellow, Magenta, Cyan, Black, Overlay (YMCKO)
• Compatibility: Evolis Zenius Card Printer
• Print Technology: Dye-Sublimation & Thermal Transfer
Key Features
Full-Color Card Printing: Includes YMC panels to produce vibrant, photo-quality images. Ideal for printing ID cards with logos and color photographs. Ensures professional-grade output for official use.
Sharp Resin Black Panel: Dedicated K panel prints crisp text and accurate barcodes. Suitable for fine details and small fonts. Enhances readability on PVC cards.
Protective Overlay Layer: The O panel adds a clear protective coating. Helps protect cards from fading and daily wear. Extends card life in regular usage environments.
Optimized for Zenius Printer: Engineered specifically for Evolis Zenius systems. Ensures smooth installation and consistent print results. Reduces printing errors with automatic ribbon recognition.
Reliable 200-Print Yield: Designed for small to medium batch card printing. Supports efficient workflow in offices and institutions. Helps manage printing costs effectively.
How It Works
The YMCKO ribbon uses dye-sublimation technology to transfer Yellow, Magenta, and Cyan colors onto PVC cards, creating full-color images. The resin black panel prints sharp text and barcodes with thermal transfer. Finally, the overlay panel applies a transparent protective layer to the card surface. The ribbon installs directly into the Evolis Zenius printer, which automatically detects the ribbon type. During printing, each panel is applied sequentially to complete a durable, professional-quality card.
FAQs
How many cards can I print with the Evolis R5F002AAA ribbon?
You can print up to 200 full-color single-sided cards per ribbon.
Is this ribbon compatible with Evolis Primacy printers?
No, this ribbon is specifically designed for the Evolis Zenius printer.
What does YMCKO stand for?
YMCKO refers to Yellow, Magenta, Cyan, Black, and Overlay panels used for full-color card printing.
Can this ribbon print both images and barcodes?
Yes, it prints color images using YMC panels and sharp barcodes using the black resin panel.
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