Plastic cards are embossed with raised lettering using a process called heat transfer. The card is placed in a special embossing machine where heat and pressure are applied to transfer the desired letters or numbers onto the surface of the card, creating raised impressions.
Plastic cards are embossed with raised lettering through a process called heat and pressure. Specialized machines use dies that have the desired lettering or design engraved on them. The plastic card is placed between these dies, and heat and pressure are applied to transfer the design onto the card, creating raised lettering.
Plastic cards are embossed with raised lettering through a process called hot stamping. This involves using heat and pressure to imprint the desired letters or numbers onto the surface of the card, creating a raised effect.
