Plastic cards are embossed using a process that involves applying pressure to raise the desired characters or images on the surface of the card. This is typically done using a specialized machine that has dies or plates with the desired design. The plastic card is placed between these dies, and pressure is applied, causing the plastic to deform and create the raised pattern.
Plastic cards are embossed by using a combination of heat and pressure to create raised characters or designs on the surface of the card. A metal plate with the desired design is placed over the card, and then heat is applied to soften the plastic. The plate is pressed onto the card with force, leaving an embossed impression.
Plastic cards are embossed using a process called thermography, where heat and pressure are applied to raise the desired design or text on the surface of the card.
