Magicard Pronto Id Card Thermal Printer

Magicard Ma1000k Black Resin Film

Product Code: ga20047
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Featuring monochrome black resin for black & white printing, the Magicard MA1000K Black Resin Film is capable of producing 1,000 images when used in the Pronto, Enduro3E, and Rio Pro direct-to-card dye sublimation printers.

For Pronto, Enduro3E, & Rio Pro Printers Yield: 1,000 Images

Parameters
Color	Kr
Yield	1000 (Images)
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.25 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	4.8 x 3.2 x 2.2"

Pronto series
Enduro series
Rio Pro series

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this Case fit a Libec LX7 Tripod With Fluid Head and Floor Spreader?

A: Yes, the HPRC 6300TRIB will fit a Libec LX7 Tripod with Fluid Head and Floor Spreader.

Q: 2. Would this fit a Sachtler FSB 8 with Flowtech 75 legs?

A: The HPRC 6400TRIB Wheeled Hard Case for Tripods with Soft Interiors Kit (Black) (B&H# HP6400WTRIB) can fit the Sachtler System FSB 8 Fluid Head with Touch & Go Plate, Flowtech 75 Carbon Fiber Tripod with Mid-Level Spreader and Rubber Feet (B&H# SA0765) if the panning arm is removed from the head.

Q: 3. Could this case hold a Manfrotto 525MVB and 3 or 4 light stands?

A: I don't believe so - unless those light stands were very small. Even then it would be tight.

Q: 4. Would a Mac Pro 2019 fit inside this case??

A: Yes it can.

Q: 5. Could you fit 2 tripods in this case measuring roughly 35" x 8" each?

A: Interior Dimensions 36.4 x 10.6 x 9.6" , if they meat this dimensions

Q: 6. Will the Sachtler Video 18 FT MS flowtech 100 Tripod System fit in this case when it is in the Sachtler soft case?

A: This case will fit the tripod system from B&H # SA1811FTMS very well. You may be able to squish the soft case that the tripod comes with, within this case, but it is not something we recommend or know for sure that is possible.

Q: 7. Curious whether this case will work with the now discontinued Sachtler System Cine DSLR SL MCF tripod (http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/766931-REG/Sachtler_0355_System_Cine_DSLR_SL.html)

A: Yes, this HPRC case will fit the Sachtler System Cine DSLR SL MCF tripod.

Q: 8. Does the HPRC4800 case fit an iMac 27 5K - current size/spec?

A: Based on the dimensions of the current Apple 27 iMac with Retina 5K Display, B&H # APIMMK48259 which are 25.6 x 20.3 x 8.0 , this case will be compatible.

Q: 9. One of the wheel on my HPRC 4600W is missing. Where can I get a replacement wheel from?

A: Please contact HPRC; HPRCTel: +39 0424 809150 Website http://www.plaber.com/ Email info@plaber.com

Q: 10. Can I padlock this case. I cannot tell from the pictures if there are secure holes for a padlock ?

A: Yes, you can. It's hard to see, but if you look at the second photo (https://bit.ly/3lPHUPY), right by the latch, you can see a hole meant for locks to go through.

Nick	21/08/2024
Flown with it 3 times now. holding up great. Very sturdy and protective. The soft pack is great and necessary. Holds 4 light stands, Westcott backdrop system, 2 soft boxes, extension cord, and 1 umbrella. I recommend a strap for the center of the case when traveling. Also TSA locks. Everyone assumes it is golf clubs which I would prefer over them knowing it is photo equipment. 5

Eric	21/08/2024
I bought this after borrowing a similar one to fly with a bunch of light stands and modifiers. This is perfect to fit 4 of my Manfrotto 1052BAC lightstands, My large Profoto Deep umbrella, some softboxes and even my tripod. 5

Eric	12/07/2024
Ultimately this case did what I wanted it to do and more -- I was able to put two sachtler tripods in there with a softbox light -- so tons of space. Unfortunately, the case didn't come assembled so I had to spend some time cutting velcro tape and foam inserts and figureing out where to put them (no instructions or photos). That wasn't easy...sort of like IKEA it's cool in theory until you're sitting there trying to do it. I didn't like how a latch popped open when I dropped it. No real way to hold those down and ended up using tape. There are ways to lock it, and both times I used plastic draw strings, those were cut off when the case came out of baggage claim -- presumably by the TSA for checking what was in it because it's unlikely that 4 of them popped off. I can report that all gear showed up well and unbroken! Solid case. 5

Robert	22/05/2024
I’ve got two of these cases (the 6400 and the 6300). They’ve taken a real beating, but have protected everything inside and still look good. These really are excellent high quality cases and I especially like that they can stand up vertically for easier storage. The handles are also very comfortable. My only real complaints is that you have the put the interior padding in yourself - it’s kind of tricky to get it perfect. Don’t know why they can factory install this. I also they provided some kind of Velcro or zippered pocket for the interior to hold things like tripod plates, arms, screws, etc. 5