Abstract: A laminated transaction card may comprise post-consumer polyethylene with a thickness of at least 30% of a thickness of the laminated transaction card. A first polymer-based layer comprising polyvinyl chloride is coupled to a first surface of the core layer by a first adhesive layer. A second polymer-based layer comprising polyvinyl chloride is coupled to a second surface of the core layer by a second adhesive layer. The first adhesive layer and the second adhesive layer comprise an adhesive formulated to bond the post-consumer polyethylene and the polymer-based layers.

Abstract: A laminated transaction card may comprise post-consumer polyethylene with a thickness of at least 30% of a thickness of the laminated transaction card. A first polymer- based layer comprising polyvinyl chloride is coupled to a first surface of the core layer by a first adhesive layer. A second polymer-based layer comprising polyvinyl chloride is coupled to a second surface of the core layer by a second adhesive layer. The first adhesive layer and the second adhesive layer comprise an adhesive formulated to bond the post-consumer polyethylene and the polymer-based layers.

Abstract: A data storage card having a lenticular image feature and a method for fabricating a data storage card. The data storage card can include multiple material layers that are heat laminated so that the data storage card resists delamination of the material layers during use. A lenticular lens array is printed on a front surface of the data storage card, whereby an interlaced image is visible through the lenticular lens array and through an underlying optically clear substrate to create a lenticular image feature. The data storage card can be an identification card, such as a financial transaction card.