Produce up to 230 durable, dual-sided, full-color ID cards per hour with the Fargo HDP6600 Dual-Sided Retransfer ID Card Printer with Dual-Input Hopper. Fargo's iON technology, which allows the unit to reach optimal operating temperature in under 60 seconds, saves time and energy and earned the HDP6600 Green Circle certification. The 600 dpi resolution produces crisp text and images on an over-the-edge basis (no white border around the edges.)

The HDP6600 supports CR-80 cards. The 200-card dual input hopper allows you to easily manage multiple card types and higher card volumes for large production jobs. A SmartScreen graphical OLED control panel displays printer information, and the printer connects to your computer via USB 2.0 or Ethernet ports and is compatible with Windows.

Dye Sublimation / Resin Thermal Transfer    600 dpi Over-the-Edge Printing    Warms Up in 1 Minute    Up to 230 Full-Color Cards per Hour    100-Card Input Hopper, 200-Card Output    Works with CR-80 Cards    1 GB RAM

• Retransfer printing produces secure, durable, high-resolution cards
• Dual-sided, 600 dpi over-the-edge printing
• iON technology which allows the unit to reach optimal operating temperature in under 60 seconds
• YMCK batch printing at 230 cards per hour, YMCKK cards at 126 per hour
• 200-card dual-input hopper, 200-card output hopper
• Resin scramble data protection adds security, renders used ribbons indecipherable
• User-defined passwords lock down access to the printer and sensitive cardholder data

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it work with Samsung Galaxy Core?

A: Probably. If a standard TRRS headphones/microphone work on the phone, I would think it work

Q: 2. Would this work with Black Magic Pocket?

A: Sorry, I have no idea. I bought one to use with iPhone 5 (on which it works really well).

Q: 3. What are the dimensions and weight?

A: The Nanlite 8" Dual-Sided Mirror for Halo Series Ring Lights is 8.5" w 9.6" h 1" w and 1lb.

Q: 4. You say it puts two microphones into one mono channel. Does that mean on playback you only hear in in one channel or does it play in both?

A: It records both mics into one mono audio channel, but on playback you can hear it in both 'ears' - both left and right channels equally. It's really being recorded as Dual Mono , if that helps.

Q: 5. will this work on 19mm rails with large lenses like the RED Pro Zoom 18-85? This particular lens has very little clearance to the rails because of its size.

A: I can offer the opinion that the FF-T04 should work however this combination is not known. The are images of the RED 18-85mm being used with a RED camera with an Arri Dual Follow Focus. This Tilta is virtually the same size. There are other Dual Follow Focus that are lower profile. Please see below.

Q: 6. this product have all this stuff? 1x Snap-on 15mm to 19mm rods adapter 3x Swing Arms (1:1.0/1:1.5/1:2.0 ratio) 2x Focus Knob/ Handwheel 1x Extension for Focus Knob 5x Module gears (0.8/64T, 0.8/38T, 0.8/43T, 0.6/64T, 0.5/78T) 1x 12 (300mm) Follow Focus Flexible Whip 1x Follow Focus Speed Crank handle 5x Marking discs 1x Hard Carrying Air Tight Safety Case ? or how much cost whit all stuff ?

A: ikan Tilta FF-T04 Film Dual Follow FocusIn the Box2 x Hand WheelsHand Wheel Extension4 x Marking Disks5 x Drive Gears15mm LWS Support Rod AdapterWhipCrankSafety CaseLimited 1-Year Warranty$1,699.00

Q: 7. Does anyone know if this will work with the new Sony Type A SD cards?

A: This will not work with Sony Type A CFexpress cards, this will only work with SD UHS-I and UHS-II cards.

Q: 8. What is the cable length?

A: The cable is 19.7 inches. There are longer cables to use such as this 6.6 foot: https://bhpho.to/3iIvFFM

Q: 9. Can you connect this to an Android phone to move files from one card to another?

A: If your android phone is USB-C then yes. I just tried it on a Samsung Note 10 and it read the card reader.

Q: 10. Is the USB C cable detachable or permanently attached to the rear of the unit?

A: The USB-C cable in the Angelbird SD Dual card reader is removable. The USB-C port on the card reader's side is recessed into the device to make it more secure, robust, and to make the ends of the cable less prone to wear and tear over time.