magnetic stripe card

Magnetic Stripes: Whether your magnetic stripe is a Lo-coresivity or Hi-coresivity we can add this to your card. The magnetic stripe must be encoded to interact and function properly with your processing terminals. Lo-Co magnetic stripes cost less and perform less than the Hi-Co. Lo-co magnetic stripes are more susceptible to failure, by magnetic interruption and extended use. Hi-co magneitc stripe are generally 2 times more expensive than the lo-co and maintain a better performance for extended operations and less failure due to magnetic field corruption. Therefore if you want to encode you magnetic , the best choice is to choose Hi-co. Magnetic encoding: Your plastic card’s magnetic stripe may not work properly if it is not encoded within the parameters of the Point of Sale system the cards are intended to work with. This information is available from the Point of Sale provider. Plastic card design & printing option A: Photo ID B: Company logos C: Your choice of text, style , fonts, sizes and shapes D: Signature panel E: Barcodes for security cards and all other cards if required F: Magnetic stripe (high coarse or low coercivity) G: Magnetic encoding H: PVC or composite cards with laminated polish , frosted or matte finish I: Print on one or both sides J: Variable data & personalizaton (Names, numbers, id photos, PIN codes, etc) K: Our cards can have die cut slots to attach key rings, lanyards and belts. M: 0.3mm, 0.35mm, 0.46mm, 0.5mm, 0.6mm, 0.76mm, 0.84mm etc card thickness (0.76 mm is the standard credit card thickness) N: MOQ: 500 pcs O: Fast turnaround on all products Disclaimer: the pictures related to these products have been provide for refernce only. We do not have any intellectual property rights over the trademark(s )displayed, and are not selling and products containing these marks.