RFID Card Dealers in Gurugram

These cards work on Radio Frequency technology. These have an antenna inside to be read and a chip to store data. The RFID cards are contactless and can be read from a distance. These are extensively used in various identification and authentication applications.   Increasingly with multiple application running on the same smart card ID Tech has perfected the art of creating a single card with Dual Inlays which are also known as multi frequency cards. So a single card could contain a HF Inlay for secure transactions and the limitation of being read over a distance could be achieved by a UHF Inlay. RFID cards can be customized with many of the same options and features available on our standard plastic cards. They include the following: ♦     Full color process on one or both sides ♦     Thermal printing of text, name, PIN numbers or automated lists may be printed directly on each piece. ♦     Embossing with gold, silver, or black tipping (other colors available for 5k or more). ♦     Hole punching – slot, round, various sizes and shapes are available. ♦     Sequential numbering or individual serial numbering with provided database. ♦     Signature and custom signature panels are available ♦     Scratch-off overlay panels for special promotions and contests. ♦     Hi-Co or Lo-Co Magnetic stripe encoding on tracks 1, 2, or 3. ♦     Bar coding in multiple formats available. ♦     Multiple finishes like Matte, Frosted, or UV coated. ♦     White stock PVC, Clear, or Frosted Clear. ♦     Foil Stamping in gold or silver for a brilliant attraction. ♦     Metallic colors in gold or silver for a sparkling look. * For diecuts/special shapes and sizes, some restriction may apply. Please email us the dyeline before you create the artwork for your custom shape.

• Size: Small
• Type: Passive RFID
• Material: PVC
• Shape: Square
• Packaging Type: 200 cards per pack
• Card Type: Proximity Card
• Surface Finish: Glossy
• Operating Distance: 2-5 cm
• Brand: eSSL

Ever since the first electronic article surveillance device was installed in a retail setting 30 years ago, retail security technology has played an increasingly important role in store operations. With inventory shrinkage costing organizations hundreds of millions of rupees each year, organization have increasingly turned to technology such as electronic article surveillance (EAS or tagging systems) and video surveillance to control theft and inventory management.