Professional epoxy resin ID card design setup for CorelDRAW and Photoshop.
Learn correct card dimensions, 300 DPI settings, RGB workflow and industrial chemical ID card printing process.
Chemical ID cards are special industrial cards created using epoxy resin and hardener coating process. These cards are widely used where high durability, water resistance and long-lasting print quality are required.
Unlike standard PVC cards, chemical ID cards usually do not use rounded corners. The layout dimensions are slightly different because the production process and finishing style are different from regular PVC card printing.
These cards are commonly used in factories, industrial environments, chemical plants, heavy manufacturing companies and secure identification systems.
Open a new design file in CorelDRAW or Photoshop using 992 × 614 px size with 300 DPI RGB color settings.
Create the complete ID card design including company logo, employee information, photo and branding elements.
After printing, epoxy resin and hardener coating is applied on the card surface to create a strong and durable finish.
The chemical coating process generally takes around 12 hours for proper drying and hardening before final use.
Strong industrial quality finish for long-term use.
Epoxy coating helps protect cards from moisture and damage.
Smooth glossy surface gives a professional appearance.
Suitable for factories, plants and secure workplaces.
Most professional designers create chemical ID card layouts using CorelDRAW and Photoshop. These applications provide better control over dimensions, color quality and print-ready export settings.
Photoshop is useful for photo editing and high-resolution image work, while CorelDRAW is commonly used for vector-based ID card layout design and industrial printing workflow.
Chemical ID card size is generally created in 84 × 52 MM with 300 DPI RGB color setup.
Chemical cards use epoxy resin and hardener coating process and usually do not use rounded corner finishing like standard PVC cards.
CorelDRAW and Photoshop are commonly used for professional chemical card design creation.
The epoxy resin and hardener process usually takes around 12 hours for proper finishing and drying.
We provide professional chemical ID cards, PVC cards, RFID cards and custom printing solutions for factories, industries and businesses.
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