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Badgy100 Ribbons & Supplies

Genuine Evolis consumables for the Badgy100 badge printer — the YMCKO color ribbon, black monochrome ribbon, the 100-print consumable pack with cards included, and the cleaning kits that keep the printhead alive.

Badgy consumables use CBG part numbers and are specific to Badgy100 and Badgy200. They do not fit Zenius or Primacy printers.

Badgy100 consumable part numbers
ItemPart numberUse it for
YMCKO color ribbonCBGR0100CFull-color badges, membership and visitor cards
Black K monochrome ribbonCBGR0500KText, barcodes and low-cost runs
Consumable pack, 100 color printsCBGP0001CRibbon plus blank cards in one box — the simplest reorder
Advanced cleaning kitACL002Full clean of the card path and rollers
Adhesive card cleaning kitACL003Cleaning rollers between ribbon changes
Pen cleaning kitACL005Printhead cleaning

Badgy100 consumable part numbers

Frequently asked questions

Which ribbon does the Badgy100 use?
The Badgy100 uses the Evolis YMCKO color ribbon CBGR0100C for full-color cards and the black K monochrome ribbon CBGR0500K for text-only badges. The CBGP0001C consumable pack bundles a color ribbon with 100 blank cards.
Are Badgy100 and Badgy200 supplies the same?
They share the CBG consumable range, but yields differ by model and pack. Check the product listing for the exact print count before ordering.
Can I use Badgy ribbons in a Zenius or Primacy?
No. Badgy consumables are specific to the Badgy line. Zenius uses the RCT0xxNAA range and Primacy 2 uses its own R5F2xx and RCT2xx ribbons.
What cards does the Badgy100 print on?
Graphics-quality blank CR80 PVC cards. 30 mil (0.76 mm) is standard for badges; thinner cards are better suited to inserts and temporary passes.
How do I keep a Badgy printer printing cleanly?
Run a cleaning kit at every ribbon change and handle cards by the edges. Specks and lines in a print are almost always dust on the card path rather than a failing printhead.

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