Visitekaartje Sigel DP839 laser/inkjet wit

PC business cards in bright white with a satin finish, 200 g/m², FSC®-certified. Each A4 sheet contains 15 business cards (85 × 55 mm) with ultra-fine microperforations that allow simple detachment and produce clean, precise edges. The pack contains 15 A4 sheets for a total of 150 cards. Designed for creating personalized business cards quickly and easily with a standard PC and printer.

Advantages

Satin-coated bright white surface for a professional appearance, FSC® certification for responsible sourcing, and 200 g/m² weight for firm, durable cards. Ultra-fine microperforations ensure accurate separation and neat edges. Compatible with both inkjet and (colour) laser printers and copiers, enabling versatile in-house printing.

Suitable for

• Creating professional business cards for meetings and networking
• Printing cards for trade fairs and events
• Producing personal contact cards for private use
• Small-batch, on-demand printing with inkjet or laser printers

Key specifications

• Product name: Business Card Sigel DP839 Laser/Inkjet White (DP839)
• Card size: 85 × 55 mm
• Sheet format: A4
• Media weight: 200 g/m²
• Finish: Satin
• Sheets per pack: 15 (total 150 cards)
• Colour: Bright white
• Compatibility: Inkjet and (colour) laser printers, copiers
• Certification: FSC®

How to use

Prepare your business card layout on your PC using the template matching 85 × 55 mm cards and A4 sheet layout. Load the sheets into the printer according to the printer manufacturer's instructions, making sure the satin side faces the correct direction for printing. Print a test sheet first to verify alignment, then print the required quantity. Detach cards along the microperforations by gently bending the sheet until the cards separate cleanly.

Recommendations

Use printer templates provided by the manufacturer or design software to ensure proper alignment. Allow printed sheets to dry briefly before stacking. For best results, avoid printing on both sides with very heavy ink coverage; perform test prints when using duplex or heavy graphics.