IDP Smart 70 Flipper Module

IDP SMART-70 flipper module

This IDP SMART-70 flipper module is a card-turning module for a compatible IDP SMART-70 modular card path. Check the supplied reference and operating requirements with ACB so the equipment matches the workflow you intend to use.

Specify the complete card path

IDP's catalogue describes a SMART-70 hybrid flipper module for duplex printing and laminating. The input, printing, flipping, lamination and output arrangement must be appropriate for the job. Confirm the module reference, firmware and installation with ACB before adding it to an existing system.

Flipping does not add a print head or encoder

Print resolution and colour quality come from the printing module and its consumables. Contactless or magnetic encoding requires separately suitable hardware and software; it should not be assumed to be included with a flipper. Finished duplex throughput also depends on the printing and lamination modes, not simply the single-sided printer rating.

See the manufacturer's SMART-70 module configurations and tell ACB which modules are already installed.

IDP SMART-70 flipper module: buying questions

What does a flipper do in the system?

The flipper turns the card within a supported modular workflow. It helps the configured system present the required card face to another module. Printing, encoding and lamination remain functions of the appropriate separate equipment.

Which configuration should I confirm?

Tell ACB which SMART-70 modules are installed and how cards travel between them. Include the system firmware and the intended output. Check the supplied ordering reference and placement before planning an installation or upgrade.

Can it work as a standalone printer?

A flipper is a system component. It does not independently print a badge or encode a credential. Plan the complete input, processing and output arrangement, and retain the confirmed module reference for any later service or replacement enquiry.

For help checking the card-turning configuration, contact ACB with the exact system or ribbon details. Keep the confirmed configuration and complete ordering reference with your equipment records.

Before placing an organisational order, compare the proposed equipment with the task it will perform. Retain the confirmed model, supplied components and consumable references together, so later purchasing and support enquiries use the same agreed specification.