Card, mobile credential, payment and security
Evolis, a provider in solutions for plastic card personalization, has introduced ultra-high frequency Gen 2 RFID encoding options within its single and dual-sided card printers - Pebble and Dualys.
The Evolis Pebble and Dualys ultra-high frequency printers support a range of applications in various vertical markets, including identification, access control or tracking.
Identification of employees, customers, visitors, or students at entry and exit points of secure areas.
Access control in high-security premises or locations where crowd control is an issue such as ski resorts, cruise ships, amusement parks or events.
Tracking of people and assets throughout facilities with the same readers.
Evolis partnered with TransTech Systems, Inc., a provider of ID badging and access control solutions, to introduce its first ultra-high frequency card printing solutions to the market.
“We have tested the Evolis Gen 2 card printers for applications such as amusement park, event and cruise ship passes,” says Jeff Kruse, general manager at TransTech Systems. “We look forward to introducing these solutions to a wider audience.”
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