allpay cards invests £1.5m into new technology

allpay card has announced a recent investment of £1.5 million into new technology. Following the acquisition of Mulhbauer full-colour duplex Inkjet DOD in 2022, allpay cards acquired two new Matica personalisation lines, as well as a KAS mailing machine earlier this month.

“At allpay cards, we are constantly looking for ways to improve our operations and provide the best possible service to our clients,” said Jamie Taylor, Head of Card Operations. “Our investment in new machinery is just one example of this commitment. We are excited about the possibilities that these new machines offer and look forward to continuing to serve our clients with the highest level of quality and service.”

With the addition of these new machines, allpay cards will be able to streamline its production processes and deliver high-quality products to clients, no matter their requirements. The company is also expecting the arrival of a second colour DOD before the end of May, which will allow it to produce more complex designs and offer more customisation options to clients.

Grahame Johnson, Bureau Services and Operations Equipment Manager said, “I strongly believe we are ahead of the curve, offering clients the choice of full-colour personalisation in the form of inkjet DoD with enhanced features such as registered tactile spot varnish or hidden UV secure features. We can even add colour to the card edging to match bespoke branding or even rainbow effects along all four edges. All these new technologies look amazing and stand out in your wallet. Join us as we continue our mission to be the best.”

allpay cards aims to lead the plastic card manufacturing industry, and its investment in new machinery is a step in that direction. The company looks forward to working with clients to create innovative and high-quality solutions that meet their needs.