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17th April 2024 Issue no. 701

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Design, encode, print, authenticate, track - market-leading solutions for identification and visitor management

Card manufacturer and ID specialist Databac Group has unveiled market-leading solutions for card printing and visitor management, including CardExchange software for visitor management and card production and Matica XID8600 desktop card printer and the latest advanced in RFID technology.

The Producer module allows users to create templates, connect to multiple databases, capture photos, signatures, biometric data, scan documents then print and encode a plastic card or even labels, tickets or wristbands.

The Visitor module enables users to track the movements of visitors, create and manage events, run background checks and print visitor passes and reports. 

The Matica XID8600 offers 600dpi ultra-high resolution card printing; this high-end machine perfectly serves the high security demands of ambitious ID card applications, such as national ID programmes and drivers' licences. Since most of these projects require personalisation on both sides of the card, the XID8600 comes with a built-in flipper module for maximum efficiency and speed. Visitors to the Databac stand will be able see its accelerated action.

For those who prefer contactless technology, Databac have a range of RFID solutions. The company produces personalised and encoded RFID products at its manufacturing plant in Surrey, UK. Besides cards, Databac offers tags, key fobs, wristbands, labels and even RFID screws and nails.

This, plus a complementary range of cards and wearing accessories, will represent a complete overview of the latest ID solutions, concentrated on the stand of the industry's specialist in identification.

Visit www.databac.com and www.databac.es for more information.

21st February 2018