Dark wood contrast
White Ink Wood Cards
White ink is the cleanest way to make logos, icons, names, QR zones, and serials readable on walnut, black wood, and other darker card bodies.
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White ink makes dark wood practical.
Without white ink, black or dark brown grain can reduce logo and data readability. Opaque white gives the card contrast while keeping the design restrained.
Use white as a precision layer.
White ink is strongest for small logos, names, QR boxes, icons, and data fields. Large white panels can make the card feel less like real wood.
Best uses
- Dark wood NFC business cards
- Private club membership cards
- Readable QR and serial zones
- Minimal premium branding
Specification
| Card size | CR80 and custom dimensions by drawing |
|---|---|
| Card body | Plastic-free wood body options |
| RF planning | Chip, antenna, thickness, and finish approved together |
| Approval route | Material sample, working RF sample, production proof |
| Best surfaces | Walnut, black wood, dark sapele, stained wood |
| Use cases | Logo, text, QR, NFC mark, serial, member name |
| Approval need | Opacity and edge sharpness sample |
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