The Arda QuickStart Kit gives you everything you need to start printing and managing your physical cards:
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Dual-tray printer for seamless media changes
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Precut cards and label templates
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Laminator and cutter for durable cards
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Wireless scanner for fast system updates
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Drop bins and magnets for organized workflows
Together, these tools let you move from setup to full production quickly and keep your inventory system visual, efficient, and self-sustaining.
Printer: HP OfficeJet Pro 9135e
Your kit includes the HP OfficeJet Pro 9135e, preselected for compatibility with Arda card templates.
Key features:
Two paper trays:
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Top Tray: Supports 3x5-inch index cards (fits natively).
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Bottom Tray: Holds 8.5x11-inch sheets for Avery templates.
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Preconfigured to handle all Arda print sizes without needing to swap paper trays.
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Works with both Avery business card and label stock templates.
Included Print Materials
Your kit includes a complete set of media to produce Arda cards and labels:
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Item |
Description |
Use |
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Avery 8371 |
Matte White Business Cards (2” x 3.5”) |
Tool crib or small item cards, rack labels, or small product identifiers |
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Avery 25395 |
White Adhesive Name Badges (2.33” x 3.375”) |
Flexible adhesive labels for racking, bin dividers, or for labeling drop point bins |
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Oxford Index Cards |
Standard 3x5 Index Cards |
For full-size Arda order cards |
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Thermal Laminating Pouches |
Business card and 3x5 sizes |
Protect and strengthen cards |
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Bar Magnets |
Adhesive-backed |
Used to mount card labels on shelving, racks, or bins |
Tools and Accessories
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Item |
Description |
Use |
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Laminator with Cutter |
Compact thermal laminator with a built-in slide trimmer and corner rounder |
Laminates cards and trims them to half-, third-, or quarter-index size |
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Wireless QR Code Scanner |
Handheld, rechargeable |
Scans QR codes on Arda cards to trigger reorder or status updates |
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Brochure Holders (Drop Bins) |
Clear acrylic bins |
Used as drop points for cards (e.g., “To Order,” “Ordered,” “Amazon,” etc.) |
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