Commercial Diver Business Cards

The 2,500 standard 2×3.5 16pt premium glossy configuration matches how dental assistant teams actually hand cards at the chairside checkout and specialist referral desks. A 2,500-count order covers real velocity and still lets you reprint when details change.

The 5,000 die-cut 2x3.5 18pt Premium Kraft setup suits a commercial diver who needs a field-ready card after a dive brief. Use the shape and kraft surface to feel practical while keeping the ticket and contact path clear.

Prioritize the chairside checkout and clips to the after-visit card sleeve. Secondary placement belongs at specialist referral desks. Fishbowls and random flyer piles rarely convert like a timed handoff.

Keep cards with the JSA packet, in the crew case, and in marina or shipyard contractor trays. The gangway handoff works best when the recipient already knows the job and needs a dependable contact for the next mobilization.

A reachable path that prevents a old online-booking shortlink. Partners and clients photograph the card; credentials and booking paths must stay high-contrast.

Put the diver or supervisor name, capability, direct phone, and dispatch path first. A single QR may lead to credentials or a project page, but the printed line must remain readable beside a damp logbook.

No. Long menus crowd the dial and go stale. Put the strongest access path on the face and move details behind one QR or the reverse.

List the primary commercial service or operating area instead of every capability. Use the reverse for one short mobilization cue or email, leaving enough space for the die-cut edge to remain clean.

Lock the approved layout, update only the lines that changed, and reprint 2,500. Label cartons with the proof date so staff pull the current stack.

When mobilization numbers, company details, or service lines change, archive the approved proof and request a new one. Reprint the 5,000-card setup and clear old cards from contractor trays before the next job.

We raise name and dial contrast for chairside checkout lighting, keep one QR dominant, and stop decorative art from crowding the action path.

Free Design Setup can fit technical credentials, a direct dispatch line, and one useful QR into the die-cut shape. Inspect the proof for contrast and safe margins before approving a field run.

This spoke uses 2,500 standard 2×3.5 16pt premium glossy because it survives the pockets, trays, and handling common to dental assistant work better than thin freebie packs.

The 18pt Premium Kraft stock gives the 5,000-card run a firm, textured handoff for marine folders and gear cases. Keep cards dry and protected from salt spray when they are stored aboard a vessel.

A 2,500 standard 2×3.5 16pt premium glossy run is from $93.56 on this configuration. Choose your card options, upload artwork or request Free Design Setup, and approve the digital proof, then we ship from regional plants. Checkout separates production from ground transit, with rush when your date is tighter than standard ground.

The live configuration on this page lists the 5,000 die-cut 2x3.5 18pt Premium Kraft run from $40.00. Choose options, upload artwork or request Free Design Setup, approve the proof, and follow the displayed production and shipping timing.

A commercial diver card should list a certification line, an insurance line, and a project-inquiry number. Marine contractors screen certifications before they bid, so print the credential where it can be read at arm length.

Leave cards at marine-yard offices, dive-supply counters, and inspection-firm desks. A card that names your dive scope and insurance turns a one-off inspection into a standing call-list entry.

Matte laminate survives a wet dock office or a truck glove box far better than uncoated stock. Print the desk and yard stacks on 16pt with matte laminate and keep a cheaper run for on-site handoffs.