Plastic Card Manufacturing
Over 80% of global credit cards, government IDs, driver's licenses, and phone cards pass through Spartanics high-speed optical card counters and punching systems.
Engineering Superiority Since 1963
Pioneering Industry Standards
Founded in 1963 in Rolling Meadows, Illinois (suburban Chicago), Spartanics has engineered, manufactured, and perfected high-precision converting equipment for more than six decades. We specialize in laser die cutting machines, automated card counters, roll-to-roll screen printing lines, and heavy-duty mechanical presses.
While consumers may not see the Spartanics brand directly on retail store shelves, our technology touches products in nearly every household across North America, Europe, Asia, and emerging markets. From pressure-sensitive labels to secure financial cards and membrane switches, Spartanics provides the critical speed and micron-level accuracy that global converters rely on.
Industry Impact
Leading international manufacturers consider Spartanics machinery their proprietary production advantage to increase line yield, reduce waste, and accelerate throughput.
Over 80% of global credit cards, government IDs, driver's licenses, and phone cards pass through Spartanics high-speed optical card counters and punching systems.
Tool-free laser die cutting systems configured for high-speed kiss-cutting, intricate contours, and immediate SKU versioning without die spend or plate lead times.
Roll-to-roll screen printing equipment engineered for heavy conductive ink deposits, flexible RFID antennas, electroluminescent panels, and photonics film.
Micron-accurate registration cutting and optical shearing of polycarbonate, PET, and durable films for appliance graphics and automotive panels.
Proven Capabilities
Eliminate rotary tooling spend and storage space. Spartanics software-controlled laser systems achieve spot sizes down to 0.004 in (0.1 mm) with optical camera registration, enabling on-the-fly shape changes directly from print vector files.
The worldwide baseline for secure plastic card production. Accurately verifies counts of up to 500 cards in approximately 5 seconds using multilingual touchscreen control interfaces without scratching or edge abrasion.
Designed for functional, decorative, and security printing applications requiring precise ink layer thickness, closed-loop web tension, integrated curing, and automated optical registration.
Heavy-tonnage mechanical presses and M255 optical registration shears engineered for repeat accuracy when processing printed sheets, rigid plastics, automotive decals, and gasket stock.
International Reliability
Exporting machinery into 60+ countries requires uncompromising quality control and seamless long-distance engineering support. Every Spartanics platform is 100% run-tested and validated using your specific production substrates at our USA factory prior to shipment.
Our international customers are backed by factory-trained field support staff, service facilities in North America and Germany, stocked global spare parts programs, and 24/7 remote diagnostic capabilities to keep your production floor operating at maximum capacity.
Procurement FAQ
All Spartanics systems are designed, machined, built, and tested at our corporate headquarters facility in Rolling Meadows, Illinois, USA (suburban Chicago near O'Hare International Airport).
Yes. We encourage overseas procurement teams to ship specific substrates to our Illinois facility. Our engineers process your material on actual production machinery, delivering cut samples, edge inspection reports, and verified line speeds prior to order commitment.
Spartanics maintains dedicated technical operations and inventory in North America and Germany. All modern Spartanics equipment is integrated with remote diagnostic hardware, allowing our US engineers to troubleshoot and assist your operators worldwide in real time.
Our converting systems, laser units, and screen printing lines are constructed to meet international industrial standards, including CE compliance for European and global installations, ensuring smooth integration into international factories.
Speak with our application engineering team to evaluate your substrate requirements, arrange sample run testing, or request technical specifications.