Touch and thickness
Wood Card Edge Finishing
The edge is where buyers feel the difference between a premium wood card and a flat printed sample. Thickness, radius, seal, layered construction, and cut quality should be part of approval.
Visual references
Edge quality affects perceived value immediately.
A clean radius, sealed edge, and controlled thickness make a small batch feel intentional. Rough edges make even good artwork look unfinished.
Custom shapes must respect the antenna.
Slots, holes, and unusual outlines should be checked against antenna position and card strength before design approval.
Best uses
- Premium hand-feel cards
- Custom-shaped credentials
- Gift and membership programs
- Short-run sample approvals
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 |
| Edge options | Radius, layered edge, matte seal, custom outline, slot or hole |
| Approval need | Physical sample for thickness and hand feel |
| Design input | Vector die line or dimensioned drawing |
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