Plastic cards are generally designed to be flexible and resistant to bending, making them suitable for use in cardholders without any significant damage or deformation.
Yes, plastic cards are generally resistant to bending when placed in cardholders, as they are designed to withstand regular handling and pressure. However, excessive force or prolonged bending can potentially damage or deform the card.
Yes, plastic cards are generally resistant to bending when placed in cardholders. Plastic materials used in card production, such as PVC or polycarbonate, are known for their flexibility and durability, allowing the cards to withstand bending or pressure without getting damaged. However, excessive force or repeated bending may still cause some degree of deformation or wear over time.
