To follow up on our excellent article "Understanding RFID in 10 steps", we are pleased to present our range of RFID tags, badges and key fobs.
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As with most SBE products, all these RFID consumables are customisable to your colour of your choice and allow you to choose from the many types of RFID chips to suit your equipment.
CONTACTLESS RFID ACCESS BADGE
- ISO standard PVC badge
- Secure RFID technology
- Storage capacity up to 4 KB
- 7 RFID chips available
- Optional customisation and encoding
- 100% checks valid after manufacture
- RFID badge from 0.68€ excluding tax
CONTACTLESS RFID PVC FOB
- 3 RFID ISO standard label sizes
- Efficient and affordable RFID technology
- 4 types of RFID chips available
- Optional customisations and encoding
- 100% checks valid after manufacture
- RFID fob from 0.58€ excluding tax
CONTACTLESS RFID KEY FOB
- Lightweight and robust key fobs
- 4 available colours
- Secure RFID identification technology
- 3 ISO standard RFID chips available
- Optional customisation and encoding
- 100% checks valid after manufacture
- Keyring from 0.80 € excluding tax
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75/100th Four-Color Front PVC Customized Access Badge
RFID- badge and card USB reader (LF,HF,NFC)
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