Production files
Wood RFID Card Artwork Specs
Wood card artwork should define more than the logo. A production file needs material, print layers, laser layers, foil, QR, serial data, chip area, antenna constraints, and packaging references.
Visual references




Separate each production layer clearly.
Laser, CMYK print, white ink, foil, spot UV, QR, serials, and cut lines should be separated in the file or named export layers so production can quote and proof accurately.
Artwork should include technical constraints.
Chip position, antenna-safe zones, holes, slots, edge radius, card thickness, and packaging labels should be visible in the approval package when they affect the finished card.
Best uses
- Pre-production approval
- Variable data card batches
- Multi-effect print projects
- Buyer and designer handoff
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 |
| Preferred input | Vector artwork, linked data file, QR payload file, die line |
| Layer naming | Laser, CMYK, white, foil, gloss, QR, serial, cut |
| Approval need | PDF proof plus real material sample for critical effects |
Related wooden RFID card pages
- Laser Engraved Wood RFID Cards
- UV Printed Wood RFID Cards
- White Ink Wood Cards
- Foil Wood RFID Cards
- Spot UV Wood Cards
- QR and Serial Wood RFID Cards
- Wood Card Edge Finishing