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This is a blank white PVC proximity card for access control, staff attendance systems and printed ID badges. It arrives unencoded and unprinted, ready to be programmed to your reader and run through a card printer. The card is standard CR8…
- Standard CR80 card size: 85.5 x 54mm, 0.76–0.80mm thick
- White glossy PVC face — printable via inkjet PVC printers or accepts silk-screen/digital printing
- 125kHz (EM4100/TK4100 chip) — the de facto standard for basic BD access-control & attendance systems; read range 3–15cm
- 13.56MHz (Mifare-compatible) option available for higher-security / multi-application / NFC use; read range 3–10cm
The full spec sheet
This is a blank white PVC proximity card for access control, staff attendance systems and printed ID badges. It arrives unencoded and unprinted, ready to be programmed to your reader and run through a card printer. The card is standard CR80 size, 85.5 x 54mm and 0.76 to 0.80mm thick, so it fits common badge holders, lanyard clips and card printer feeds. The face is glossy white PVC that takes inkjet PVC printing, silk-screen or digital printing cleanly. Two frequencies are offered: the 125kHz version with an EM4100 or TK4100 chip, the usual choice for basic access-control and attendance readers, with a read range of 3 to 15cm; and the 13.56MHz version, which is Mifare-compatible and suits read-write, multi-application or NFC use, with a read range of 3 to 10cm. Offices, factories, schools and clinics use these for door entry and punch-in attendance, and it is worth ordering enough to cover replacements rather than one at a time, so a lost card is a matter of printing and encoding another. Check which frequency your existing reader uses before ordering — a card on the wrong frequency will not be seen by the reader at all, however well it is printed.
No manufacturer warranty stated.
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