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Card readers

Top quality manufacture and printing of all types of PVC cards with any design, in standard 85 x 54mm size or in special sizes (XXL cards, tags) and shapes (standard or custom). Send inquiry!

Barcode

Barcode

Barcodes can carry personalized information and provide a convenient way to automatically register data, which is read by a barcode reader.
Magnetic stripe

Magnetic stripe

Magnetic stripes store/read data by changing the magnetism of small metallic particles in a stripe that runs along the card. The magnetic stripe has three possible writing tracks. The second, alphanumeric track is used most often, as it enables the storage of letters, numbers and characters. When the card is swiped through a reader, it is brought into physical contact with the reading head which reads information from the magnetic stripe. Suitable use: Magnetic stripe cards are mostly used in banks and stores, some examples are credit, debit/bank and membership/gift/loyalty cards.
Contactless chip – RFID

Contactless chip – RFID

RFID is an acronym for Radio Frequency Identification and designates the technology where identification is conducted using electromagnetic radio frequency waves. A small electronic circuit called the RFID transmitter is installed on the object or inside of it (a PVC card for example). The transmitter consists of two parts: - Integrated circuit (chip), which stores and processes data and conducts the modulation and demodulation of the signal. - Transmitter (antenna), which receives and transmits the radio signal. Several kinds of chips, and consequently readers, are in widespread use.
Contact chip

Contact chip

Smart cards with contact chips have a built-in microprocessor and memory module. As opposed to the contactless chip, a contact chip is exposed and visible. It is not equipped with a transmitter as it is intended for contact reading which offers increased security compared to contactless chips/cards. The readers therefore have no radio receiver. In order to access information on the card, it must be brought into physical contact with the reader.
Handheld terminals

Handheld terminals

Barcode

Barcodes can carry personalized information and provide a convenient way to automatically register data, which is read by a barcode reader.
Magnetic stripe

Magnetic stripes store/read data by changing the magnetism of small metallic particles in a stripe that runs along the card. The magnetic stripe has three possible writing tracks. The second, alphanumeric track is used most often, as it enables the storage of letters, numbers and characters. When the card is swiped through a reader, it is brought into physical contact with the reading head which reads information from the magnetic stripe. Suitable use: Magnetic stripe cards are mostly used in banks and stores, some examples are credit, debit/bank and membership/gift/loyalty cards.
Contactless chip – RFID

RFID is an acronym for Radio Frequency Identification and designates the technology where identification is conducted using electromagnetic radio frequency waves. A small electronic circuit called the RFID transmitter is installed on the object or inside of it (a PVC card for example). The transmitter consists of two parts: - Integrated circuit (chip), which stores and processes data and conducts the modulation and demodulation of the signal. - Transmitter (antenna), which receives and transmits the radio signal. Several kinds of chips, and consequently readers, are in widespread use.
Contact chip

Smart cards with contact chips have a built-in microprocessor and memory module. As opposed to the contactless chip, a contact chip is exposed and visible. It is not equipped with a transmitter as it is intended for contact reading which offers increased security compared to contactless chips/cards. The readers therefore have no radio receiver. In order to access information on the card, it must be brought into physical contact with the reader.
Handheld terminals