Card Printer Price in Bangladesh

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12.05.669.02 Evolis Primacy Simplex ID Card Printer With Consumable (Single Sided)
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Functions - Print Only
Output Color - Color
Print Paper Size Max. - CR-80
Interface (Built-in) - USB, LAN
Body Color - White

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Card Printer Price in Bangladesh

Card Printer Price in Bangladesh depends on how many cards you need to print, whether you need single-sided or dual-sided output, how clean the print has to look, and whether the printer will sit on one desk or work inside a shared office network.

If you mainly print staff ID cards, student ID cards, visitor cards, ATM-style PVC cards, or NFC-ready card faces in small batches, an entry single-sided machine can be enough. If you need cleaner front-and-back printing, faster daily output, or more premium finish, it makes more sense to move up.

Card Issue Planning

Plan the card before choosing the printer

A card printer should match the card format, not only the starting price. Before choosing a model, check whether the card needs front-only printing, back-side data, network use, ribbon/card bundle, or lamination support.

Front-side ID with photo, name, logo, and ID number

Back-side barcode, QR, terms, department, or contact details

USB or LAN setup depending on one-desk or shared admin use

Lamination when finish, durability, and protection matter

Single-sided Dual-sided CR-80 PVC

Quick Comparison Before You Choose

Need	Better Direction	Why It Fits
Basic office or school ID cards	Single-sided USB card printer	Lower starting cost and simpler setup for everyday front-side card printing.
ID cards with back-side information, terms, or barcode	Dual-sided card printer	Better when you need clean front-and-back card output without manual refeeding.
Shared admin desk or institutional network use	USB + LAN card printer	Easier when the printer needs to work across a broader office or institution setup.
Higher-end card finish and stronger long-term card protection	Lamination-capable premium model	Better when appearance, durability, and serious card production matter more.

Choose the Right Card Printer Path First

Single-sided ID Card Printer

Best when the card needs only front-side photo, name, logo, designation, and basic identity details.

Dual-sided Card Printer

Better when the back side needs barcode, QR, department, terms, emergency contact, or extra institution details.

USB + LAN Admin Printer

More useful when a school, office, or institution wants the printer available in a shared admin workflow.

Ribbon and Card Bundle

Easier when you want a smoother start and do not want to buy ribbon and blank card stock separately.

Lamination-ready Printer

Makes sense when card finish, durability, and stronger long-term protection matter more than entry price.

How to Choose the Right Card Printer

Start with print side, then check card volume, connection type, CR-80 support, ribbon/card inclusion, and finish requirement.

Start With Card Side

If front-side printing is enough, a single-sided model keeps cost lower. If the back side carries barcode, terms, or department details, dual-sided printing is cleaner.

Check Card Volume

Occasional printing can work with entry or mid-range models. Regular staff, student, event, or access-card printing needs better speed and feed convenience.

Match the Admin Setup

USB is enough for one desk. USB + LAN becomes more practical when the printer belongs in a wider office, school, or institution workflow.

Check Box Contents

Some card printers come with ribbon and cards, while others are listed without ribbon and card. That changes the real starting cost.

Which Card Printer Fits Your Work

Office ID Cards, Visitor Cards, and Access Cards

If you need an in-house solution for employee IDs, visitor badges, and access-control cards, a clean single-sided or dual-sided PVC card printer is usually the right path. If the cards are mostly front-facing and simple, you do not need to overbuy.

If you also scan documents or photos during enrollment, that same workflow connects naturally with a Scanner in the admin setup.

Best Pick HiTi CS-200e Single-Sided Card Printer

School, College, University, and Training Institute Cards

If you need student IDs, faculty cards, registration-based cards, or exam-access cards, print quality and repeatability matter more than flashy features. A printer in this setup should feel dependable and easy to run.

Dual-sided ID Cards and Better Institutional Workflow

If you need front-and-back printing more often, dual-sided printing is usually worth paying more for. It helps when the back side carries barcode, emergency contact, issue rules, or extra institutional information.

Top Pick Evolis Primacy 2 Double-Sided Expert ID Card Printer Zebra ZC300 Dual-Sided Card Printer

ATM-style PVC Cards and NFC-ready Card Faces

If you print card faces for PVC cards with or without NFC use in mind, alignment, print sharpness, and front-back consistency matter more than basic volume alone.

If printed stock or unused cards need controlled handling, a Safe Box / Locker / Vault can also support the admin setup.

Good Option Evolis Zenius Classic Single-Sided ID Card Printer

Professional Card Output and Premium Finish

If you need stronger daily volume, a more premium finish, or lamination support, an entry machine may feel too limited. This direction fits heavier institutional use, service bureaus, and formal access-card programs.

Premium Pick Evolis Primacy 2 Lamination Simplex Expert Single Sided ID Card Printer Compare Evolis Card Printer Range

Printer Tier

Single-sided, dual-sided, and lamination serve different card programs

Do not choose by price alone. A front-only card, a structured front-back identity card, and a premium laminated card do not need the same machine.

Single-sided

Enough for name, photo, logo, ID number, and basic staff or student identity details.

Dual-sided

Better when the back side needs barcode, QR, emergency contact, policy text, or department information.

Lamination

Useful when durability, finish, card protection, and more serious long-term card programs matter.

Shared Workflow

USB + LAN becomes easier to justify when more than one admin desk depends on the card-printer setup.

Plan the Full Card Printing Setup

Data and Photo Capture

Start with staff, student, visitor, member, or access-card data. Add Scanner support when documents or photos need capture.

Card Design

Prepare logo, photo, name, ID number, barcode, QR, department, and card-side layout before printing.

Card Printing

Choose single-sided, dual-sided, USB, LAN, ribbon/card bundle, or lamination based on the workflow.

Issue and Store

Issue the finished card and keep blank cards, printed stock, or sensitive card supplies controlled when needed.

What Affects Card Printer Price in Bangladesh

Card printer prices usually move for clear reasons. A lower-priced machine is usually a simpler single-sided printer for lighter card work. Prices move upward when the printer supports dual-sided output, USB + LAN, better speed, better resolution, or premium finish like lamination.

Single-sided vs dual-sided printing

Automatic vs manual duplex direction

USB-only vs USB + LAN connectivity

Print speed and daily card volume support

Print resolution and photo/logo clarity

Ribbon and card inclusion in the box

Lamination or premium finish support

Warranty, brand, availability, and service confidence

That is why an entry machine can be enough in one setup, while a more expensive model becomes the better value in another.

What to Check Before Buying

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Check whether front-side-only printing is enough or whether you need dual-sided output.

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Check whether the printer will stay on one desk or work inside a shared office network.

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Check card volume honestly before comparing only by price.

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Check whether CR-80 support matches the cards you plan to use.

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Check whether the machine includes ribbon and cards, because that changes the real starting cost.

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Check whether simple ID-card printing is enough or better finish and durability justify lamination.

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Check whether a Scanner is needed for photo, form, or ID-data capture.

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Check whether a Photocopier or broader Office Items setup also supports the admin desk.

Card Printer Buying in Bangladesh

In Bangladesh, card printer buying is usually tied to real identity-card workflow, not decorative card printing. Most users in this category need printers for staff ID cards, student ID cards, visitor badges, office access cards, membership cards, and PVC cards with or without NFC use in mind.

A front-side-only card printer, a dual-sided machine, and a lamination-capable premium model do not solve the same problem. In office, school, institution, and security-desk use, the more useful decision usually comes from comparing by workflow first, then by print side, connection type, speed, and finish quality.

Offices need staff ID, visitor badge, and access-card control Schools need student, faculty, exam, and registration cards Institutions need front-back card details and cleaner repeatability Premium programs need durability, finish, and controlled card handling

Ryans Buying Direction

Why Buy Card Printer from Ryans in Bangladesh

Choose genuine Card Printer models from Ryans, one of Bangladesh’s trusted destinations for office hardware, admin workflow products, and institution-ready equipment. You can compare single-sided card printers, dual-sided card printers, USB-only models, USB + LAN models, and premium lamination-capable machines in one place.

For this category, buying confidence matters because the wrong printer can feel too limited, too slow, too basic, or too expensive for the actual card work once regular printing starts. Ryans helps you compare by print side, connection type, card volume, finish quality, and overall workflow fit.

Compare single-sided, dual-sided, USB, LAN, and lamination-ready card printer options.

Check ribbon/card inclusion, CR-80 support, print speed, resolution, finish, and warranty.

Useful buying direction for staff IDs, student IDs, visitor cards, access cards, and PVC card faces.

Genuine product assurance, competitive pricing, nationwide delivery, Cash on Delivery, and EMI on selected orders.

FAQ

Which card printer is better for basic office ID cards?+

A single-sided card printer is usually enough for basic office ID cards when the card only needs name, photo, logo, and simple identity details on the front.

When should I choose a dual-sided card printer?+

Choose a dual-sided card printer when the back side needs barcode, QR, terms, emergency contact, department information, or extra institutional details.

Why does ribbon and card inclusion matter?+

Ribbon and card inclusion affects the real starting cost. A lower machine price may still require extra spending if ribbon and blank cards are not included.

When is lamination useful in a card printer?+

Lamination is useful when card durability, finish, and stronger long-term protection matter, especially for formal access cards or heavier institutional card programs.

Card Printer Price - August 2026

Product Name	Taka/BDT
Evolis Zenius Classic Single-Sided ID Card Printer (With Ribbon & Card)	115,000
HiTi CS-200e Dual-Sided Card Printer (Without Ribbon & Card)	120,000
Evolis Primacy 2 Simplex Expert Single Sided ID Card Printer (Without Ribbon & Card)	135,000
Evolis Primacy 2 Lamination Duplex Expert Double Sided ID Card Printer (Without Ribbon & Card)	450,000