PM Company 53005 Tubular Coin Wrappers, Nickels, $2, 1000/Pack
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Pack of 10 cleaning cards for maintaining Fargo printers and scanners
This pack contains ten cleaning cards designed for Fargo card printers. They remove dust and debris from the print path to maintain consistent output quality. The supply is intended for administrators managing ID card issuance systems. Regular use helps prevent print defects caused by contamination.
These cards are passive consumables with no electrical or moving parts. They produce no heat, noise, or power consumption during operation. The cleaning process relies solely on manual or printer-driven mechanical action. No external energy source is required for their function.
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Open the printer's card input area, remove any ribbon or cards, then insert the cleaning card and run the printer's cleaning cycle from the maintenance menu.
Each card is single-use; the 10-pack lasts for ten cleaning cycles, so reorder when you have used the last card.
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