Printed RFID ID Card

Printed RFID ID cards that work with your existing readers

This is the ID card your staff actually wear: printed with your logo, the employee’s name, photo and card number, with an RFID chip inside for attendance and door access. It is the standard CR80 size (86 × 54 mm) at 760 microns, so it fits normal card holders, lanyards and slot punches, and comes in a gloss or matte finish.

HF or LF: match the reader first

The card is made in two frequencies, and the one you order must match the readers on your walls:

• 13.56 MHz (HF) is the band used by MIFARE and other HF/NFC credentials.
• 125 kHz (LF) is the band used by EM-type proximity readers on many older attendance and door systems.

An HF reader will not read an LF card, or the other way round. Check the reader label or manual, or send us its make and model. Our guide to matching eSSL, ZKTeco and door readers before printing covers this step.

What to send with your order

1. Reader details. Make, model and frequency of your attendance or access readers.
2. Artwork. Card design with logo, colours and layout.
3. Data. Names, photos and card numbers, plus any numbering format your software expects.
4. Finish. Gloss or matte.

Prefer to print in-house? Order plain HF RFID cards or plain LF cards instead.