Evolis Zenius ID Card Printer Setting new standards in ID Card printing! The Evolis Zenius ID Card Printer is the one-stop solution to print high-quality single-sided cards, in monochrome or colour, and encode technology cards, singly or in runs, for a variety of applications: employee badges, access control badges, payment cards, transportation passes, The Evolis…
DetailsEvolis Card Printers with their wide range of features and upgrade options, it’s easy to find an Evolis ID card printer for every need. If you’re looking for a new Evolis printer or system, or just need to resupply, we’ve pulled together all your information for printing high-quality cards with Evolis. Evolis Card Printer Range…
DetailsThere are numerous plastic ID card printers on the market with purchase prices from a few hundred pounds to several thousand pounds. However, it’s not only the initial purchase cost you should look at – the day-to-day running costs of a card printer vary across the printer range, allowing for the blank cards, ink ribbons,…
DetailsThe current economic climate may result in businesses delaying upgrading their systems or extending their usual maintenance schedules for their electronic systems. This does not mean that ensuring the equipment remains “fit for purpose” and operating at its optimum has to be forgotten as well. You may never have had any security threats but the…
DetailsNo they’re not. We can define ‘proximity token’ as an RF device used for identification. Here’s a quick summary of the main types used in access control: Passive A passive proximity token does not contain a battery. The token is given the energy to transmit its number by being placed near the reader. An electrical…
DetailsControlling access to a facility can be difficult; authorised staff, contractors and visitors must be given access to the appropriate areas of their facilities whilst keeping unauthorised people out. It is also important to monitor and record which staff members have accessed which areas of the facility and when. The choice of system is complex…
DetailsPaxton Access manufacture two types of access control system: 1. Standalone access control. This type of system may be used to control access on one or many independent doors in a building. Access is gained by using a numeric code, or PIN with a keypad, or by presenting a proximity or magstripe token, depending on…
DetailsWell, essentially it’s a free plastic card that you can collect from a retailer. Hand it over every time you make a purchase and points will be added to your account. Collect enough points, and you can use them as money off your shopping. However, a more lucrative method is to use them to take…
DetailsCompulsory ID Cards were first issued in the United Kingdom during World War I, and abandoned in 1919. They were re-introduced in World War II, but were abandoned seven years after the end of that war, in 1952, due to widespread public resentment culminating in a court case of Willcock v Muckle, where Clarence Henry…
DetailsHome Secretary Jacqui Smith recently unveiled revamped plans for the introduction of identity cards in the UK. Here we answer some common questions. What are the ID card plans? Everyone over the age of 16 applying for a passport will have their details – including fingerprints and facial scans – added to a National Identity register…
DetailsID cards for delegates attending events and conferences are a must, especially if the subject matter is of a sensitive nature. With options including a full service card design and printing bureau, on site printing, printer hire or purchase and a full range of accessories including lanyards and card holders, Modulus Card Printers can offer…
DetailsCustomer loyalty schemes are a great way to connect people and business and keep your customers coming back for more. To set up your scheme effectively you’ll need to get a plastic card produced for members. Ideally this should be printed or laminated to discourage forgery, but you shouldn’t worry if more than one member…
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