Card Printer "CX-G2400"

In recent years, there has been an increase in companies and schools implementing attendance management systems to properly manage working hours. Additionally, due to the amendment of the Personal Information Protection Law in 2017, all businesses handling personal information are required to take necessary and appropriate measures for safety management, leading to an increase in systems that record entry and exit from rooms handling personal information. While the use of IC cards is advancing in these systems, the traditional creation of IC cards required either requesting a specialized vendor each time or printing with a dye-sublimation thermal transfer printer, which was time-consuming and costly. The "Inkjet-Compatible IC Card FeliCa Lite-S Version" is the first IC card in Japan compatible with inkjet printing and works with the inkjet card printers "CX-G6400 / CX-G2400." When printed with the "CX-G2400," the printing speed is 50 color single-sided cards per minute, and the ink cost is approximately 2 yen per card. *1 For FeliCa Lite-S type IC cards that can be printed with a desktop inkjet printer. As of May 11, 2018. (According to Canon MJ)

"Artland Lite Edition" is ID card creation software that supports everything from design to operational management. It allows for easy design creation with simple operations and also supports mail merge through database management. QR codes and barcodes can also be created. Furthermore, by integrating with a webcam or the camera built into a computer, it is possible to instantly issue membership cards or commemorative cards with photos taken by the camera on the spot. The new version now supports Canon card printers. <Features of Artland Lite Edition> ■ Instant issuance of various cards with webcam integration By integrating with a webcam, it is possible to easily issue membership cards or commemorative cards with photos in just a few clicks. ■ External data source integration By linking an Excel database, it eliminates the hassle of importing data each time a card is issued, allowing for direct use in ID card issuance.

Canon Marketing Japan Inc. (President: Masami Kawasaki, hereinafter referred to as Canon MJ) will begin a social contribution initiative on April 1, donating a portion of the sales from business card paper for card printers to the "AED and Community Safety Fund." This initiative aims to further promote the spread of AEDs centered around this fund. Canon MJ will donate 80 yen to the "AED and Community Safety Fund" for each box of eligible business card paper sold, and for every 500,000 yen in donations, one AED will be donated to welfare facilities and other organizations through the "AED and Community Safety Fund." Card printers are specialized printers used for printing business cards, employee IDs, access cards, and certificates on plastic cards. Companies that purchase the eligible products will be able to include the "AED and Community Safety Fund" logo on their business cards as sponsoring companies, allowing them to promote their social contribution activities. Canon MJ will continue to strengthen its efforts to support the spread of AEDs, aiming to save as many lives as possible and contribute to society through this initiative.

Canon Marketing Japan Inc. (President: Masami Kawasaki, hereinafter referred to as Canon MJ) will launch the new color card printer "CX-G4400," manufactured by Canon Finetech Inc. (President: Kazuaki Ryōsumi), in mid-September. The new product "CX-G4400" is an inkjet color card printer equipped with dye inks that offer vibrant colors, capable of printing business cards, cards, postcards, and envelopes. It achieves double the resolution compared to previous models and enables high-speed printing, meeting the needs of users seeking cost reduction and improved operational efficiency through in-house printing.