RFID wristbands, badges and lanyards for festivals, congresses and venues, printed for each edition and encoded to the ticketing or cashless system the event runs. Made in-house, from 500 units.
Ask for a quote →Woven strap with a PVC tag that carries the chip. Built for multi-day festivals and large venues.
View specs →Paper-light and single use. The quickest way to move a one-day crowd through the gate.
View specs →Waterproof silicone with a watch strap buckle, made to be worn again and again.
View specs →The fabric band with a wooden tag in place of PVC, for events with sustainability targets.
View specs →Elastic weave with the chip built in. No closure, one size for every wrist.
View specs →Waterproof and single use, with a snap that stops the band changing wrists.
View specs →70 x 110 mm. General access, printed both sides with names and QR codes.
View specs →140 x 88 mm for congresses and trade fairs. Two holes keep it straight all day.
View specs →The event standard, 10 to 25 mm, with a wide flat face for the brand.
View specs →Round and soft on the neck, for high-attendance events on a tight budget.
View specs →One chip on the wrist, read at every point of the event.
Gates, backstage and VIP areas read the same band, so each guest opens only the zones on their ticket. Single-use closures stop a band being passed on.
The chip carries the ID your cashless platform links to each wallet, so bars and stalls charge with a tap and queues move faster.
Accreditation by role on badges and lanyards, printed from the same artwork and encoded to the same system as the guest bands.
Four materials, from a one-day gate to a full season.
Light, numbered and single use, the quickest way to move a crowd through the gate.
Printed fabric with a tag and a one-way closure, comfortable day and night at multi-day festivals.
Waterproof with a security snap, for pools, water parks and beach events.
Reusable and waterproof, for season passes, clubs and repeat guests.
The work around the band that keeps opening day calm.
Send the file first. You get back what will fail on press, from resolution and bleed to fine lines that close up and artwork sitting over the chip, with the corrected file. Free, and with no obligation.
Tell us the ticketing, access or cashless platform and we confirm the chip in writing before production. Every chip is read-tested before the bands ship.
Sequential numbers, QR codes and a colour for each ticket type, so the team on site can tell a VIP band from a day pass at a glance.
Four steps, the same for every order.
Quantity, the wristband or badge type and the ticketing or access system the event runs. Artwork can come later.
The chip confirmed against your system and a price against that specification.
Ask for a free sample and test it where it will be used.
Standard production is 12 calendar days. The specification stays on file, so a reorder matches the first run.
It depends on how long the band stays on. Tyvek for one day, fabric for a weekend, vinyl where guests get wet and silicone for a season. Tell us about the event and the quote comes with a recommendation.
Send the name of the platform or a band from a previous edition. We confirm the chip and the encoding in writing before production, so the gates read the band from the first guest.
Yes. Sequential numbers, QR codes and barcodes are printed band by band, and each chip can be encoded with its own ID to match.
The quantity, the type of wristband or badge, the event date and the system that will read it. Artwork can follow.
Standard production is 12 calendar days from artwork approval, with shipping on top. Tell us the event date and the quote works back from it.
Yes. Ask for a free sample and test it on your own readers before you commit.
Yes. Wristbands, badges and lanyards are printed from the same artwork and arrive together, so guests, staff and press all match.
Yes. The approved artwork, colours, chip and finishing stay on file, so the next edition only needs the new design.
Yes. Badge holders, lanyards, hooks and breakaways are made to fit the credential and produced on the same order, so everything arrives together.
Why the second order is the risky one, and the eight things a specification record has to freeze.
Read the guide →
What we need in order to quote, so you get an answer the same working day.
Read the guide →Ask for a free sample in your material and chip.
