Access Card - William Frick & Company - Facility Management Product Release

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Designed to be worn next to the human body and offering read ranges of up to 12 ft., SmartMark RFID badges and tags incorporate ultrahigh frequency (UHF) radio frequency identification (RFID) technology. The CR80 Security Access Cards can track personnel movement with long-range readers, transmit critical data and verify identity.

The ID cards can be pre-printed and encoded or created on-site with an RFID printer. Their long read ranges allow the use of unobtrusive RFID portals instead of more traditional card readers.

The SmartMark series includes RFID tags for asset tracking, compliance labeling and retail applications. A wide variety of form factors, shapes, inlay options and rapid prototyping are available.

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posted: 3/10/2008