Campus Cards, College and University Identification and Security

Focus on the printer, the card, and the process to secure your ID issuance

Friday, January 4, 2008


“It’s no longer simply about putting a photo on a white piece of plastic,” says Ryan Park, Fargo Electronics’ director of product marketing for secure printers/encoders. “It’s just not secure. Unfortunately, that represents a lot of the ID vehicles out there today. There are very few applications in the ID card world that don’t have a need for security.”

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Zebra, a provider in specialty printing and automatic identification solutions, announced its high performance RFID printer/encoder for high-volume item-level tagging: the R110Xi4.

With Zebra’s patent-pending Adaptive Encoding technology, the RXi4 can detect the RFID inlay position within the label and automatically configure the printer/encoder without having to manually calibrate for the inlay, thus ensuring tag accuracy and saving time and money.

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HID Global introduced a new line of direct-to-card FARGO printer/encoders. The new product line is made up of three models designed to meet the needs of small organizations to global enterprises. This is the first new line of printers introduced since HID purchased Fargo.

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Safe Card ID, an online retailer of security card printing systems and identity kits, announced the addition of the Zebra printer product line to its list of ID card printer security products.

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HID Global announced an extension of its secure access and identification solutions to secure print authentication. The company is partnering with multi-function printer manufacturers and their application partners to develop secure print authentication solutions that enable HID Global customers to use iClass credentials on printers to reduce print costs and increase security and compliance.

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CUSTOM ENGINEERING and ASK have partnered on a new thermal ticket printer.

The new CUSTOM printer integrates ASK UCM108 coupler module to personalize both graphically and electrically contactless paper tickets, either in rolls or fan fold form factors.

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Safe Card ID, an online retailer of security card printing systems and identity kits, is expanding its ID card software and printer line. The Evolis Printer joins Zebra printers to help Safe Card’s customers meet their in-house ID printing needs.

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