Display pride in America! USA Flag plaid design lanyard in vivid red, white and blue colors holds your ID card securely in place. This lanyard features an NPS Trigger hook to affix to slotted ID cards.

It is great for Conventions, Conferences, and Trade Shows or even as a special giveaway. Dye Sublimated edge to edge printing on this polyester lanyard displays the design beautifully and has a silken feel to it.

HID Contactless Smart Cards. HID Global provides the industry’s broadest array of ID cards-based devices (called Credentials) such as Cards, Tags and KeyFobs. HID offers single technology to multi technology security device including contact chip-based card (Smart Cards) including non-technology cards with visual security features.

Enhanced by service programs like Corporate 1000, Priority Plus Card Service, ELITE programming and Identity on Demand card personalization services or printed with the award-winning Fargo printer line, customers know that when they buy card products from HID Global, they are buying with absolute confidence.

HID delivers a complete solution of cards (and alternate form factors) for Physical Access, Logical Access as well as converged solution. Whether you are searching for cards to open doors, log onto computer networks, automatically collect transportation fares, use in cashless payment collections, HID is the trusted source for the delivery of secure identity solutions.

FlexSmart DESFire® / HID Prox Combo Card

Make your access control system even smarter with HID Smart Cards. These cards add smart card applications to your existing Indala proximity technology, providing you with high security protection. Keep your business and employees safe with this innovative product.

FlexSmart DESFire® ISO Card

HID Smart Cards are the latest in cutting-edge technology for access control and identification. They can be used for a wide range of applications, including cashless vending, public transportation, and ticketing. Plus, they make great photo IDs! Their versatility makes them a great choice for any business or organization.

FlexSmart MIFARE® ISO Card

Looking for a contactless smart card that can do it all? Look no further than HID’s FlexSmart MIFARE line. Offering a comprehensive range of products, these cards are perfect for any application. Whether you need something for employee identification or access control, HID has you covered. So why wait? Order your FlexSmart MIFARE cards today!

Contactless Smart Cards

HID’s FlexSmart MIFARE products are the perfect way to add secure contactless functionality to your organization’s existing infrastructure. These versatile cards can be used for a variety of purposes, from employee identification to access control. With their open standard design, they are compatible with a wide range of devices and systems.

Looking for a trusted and reliable source for secure identity solutions? Look no further than HID! We offer a complete solution of cards (and alternate form factors) for Physical Access, Logical Access as well as converged solution. Whether you are looking to open doors, log onto computer networks, or use in cashless payment collections, we have you covered!

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Our customers appreciate our wide range of identification solutions. Which is why they always come back to us for all their needs. If you’re looking for a dependable provider of identification products, don’t hesitate to contact us. We would be more than happy to discuss your specific requirements and see how we can help. Thanks for reading!

There are many identification product suppliers who can offer ID cards, badge reels or lanyards. However, Brady People ID stands out. By being able to offer products that span the entire identification solutions category with from-the-source pricing and unrivaled customization capabilities. Because they are able to offer our customers a wide range of identification solutions, they can always have what they need on hand.

*Take a look at our bestsellers by clicking the Most Popular Accessories link.  Or click the Badge Holders, Badge Reels or Lanyards links below.

*Enter our ID Badge Accessory Store where you can search for badge holders, badge reels, strap clips and more, as well as standard lanyards and TEMPbadge Self-Expiring Badges.

*If you would prefer the freedom to design a custom lanyard on screen and see it built right before your eyes, use our Design-A-Lanyard tool to get started right away.

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We pride ourselves on being able to offer our customers a wide range of identification solutions so that they can always have what they need on hand. Whether you are looking for an ID card printer, badge maker, laminator or anything else, we have you covered. And if we don’t carry the exact product that you need, no problem! We can work with you to create a custom solution that meets your specific requirements. Contact us today to learn more about our products and services – we would be happy to answer any questions you may have.

Innovative and Versatile, Fargo HID DTC1500

Innovative and Versatile, the DTC1500 is a perfect printer for any organization. It offers lower costs and easy-to use features, while still providing you with innovative protection!

The HID® FARGO DTC1500 card printer and encoder offers the convenience of high-capacity consumables with a comprehensive feature set. Built on 20 years’ worth experience, this device is perfect for any business looking to save time in their production process while still getting top quality prints!

The DTC1500 is a powerful and versatile device that can be used by government, universities and colleges as well as K-12 schools. The 1500 model also has features to meet the needs of healthcare facilities or small businesses looking for security in their networks

Built on 20 years of proven direct-to-card printing expertise, the HID® FARGO® DTC1500 card printer and encoder offers the convenience and lower cost of high-capacity consumables along with a comprehensive feature set — enabling organizations to routinely issue highly secure cards and IDs at a fraction of the cost without sacrificing quality. Designed for government, universities and colleges, K-12 schools, healthcare facilities, and small-to-medium businesses, the DTC1500 boasts distinctive security features.

• Innovative, built-in security features — Easy-to-implement security features such as resin scramble data protection and custom overlay watermark come standard on every unit
• Low-cost, high-capacity consumables — High-capacity, full- and half-panel color ribbons significantly lower cost-per-card and reduce total cost of ownership
• Highly versatile — Powerful printing in a modular, scalable design that simplifies in-field equipment upgrades and migration to higher levels of security
• Earth friendly — GreenCircle® Certified for efficient energy consumption and eco-friendly (ECO) refill ribbons

Security, lower cost, innovation, and versatility — they all come standard with the DTC1500.

The DTC1500 offers the convenience at low cost along with comprehensive features while still providing innovative protection that will help you issue highly secure identification cards more efficiently than ever before!

With a lower cost and more convenient option, DTC1500 delivers on the needs of organizations.

It’s highly secure while being easy to use with its innovative features that help you reduce time spent managing cards.

The intelligent design of the DTC1500 offers an efficient way to create identification cards while still providing you with innovative protection! With lower costs and easy-to use features, this printer is perfect for any organization.

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Why Take Breaks?

Here are some things to think about when needing a break from the screen and some tips on how to go about it. I am going to do no-laptop Saturday tomorrow.

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With all of the time we spend working on our computers, Zooming into meetings, and scrolling through our feeds to stay updated, it’s no surprise that many of us have experienced increased screen time during the pandemic. While we’re grateful we have technology to help us stay connected and productive, spending too much time on our screens can affect our sleep and our focus, strain our eyes, and even prevent us from being present with our loved ones. 

We asked our Thrive community to share how they prioritize taking breaks from their devices to reduce screen time. Which of these tips will you try?

Institute a “no-laptop Saturday”

“My wife and I have decided together to have a ‘no-laptop Saturday’ every week, so we keep each other accountable. When we go out, we do take our phones in case of emergencies. However, it means that we can leave our electronic gadgets behind and go on long walks in the nearby countryside while enjoying each other’s company. It’s been a really good way to recharge our batteries in preparation for a week that will fill up with innumerable tasks that take hours on the computer. This ritual gives us time for each other and allows us to prioritize what matters.”

—Andrew Drury, funeral celebrant and writer, Surrey, U.K.

Keep our devices out of your bedroom

“I’ve found that one simple way to reduce screen time is to resist the temptation to take any devices to bed with you. My bedroom is a laptop-free zone, and my phone charges overnight across the room on my dressing table. It’s not always easy, but it makes a big difference.”

—Laura Aiken, resilience consultant, Bristol, U.K.

Take a tech-free walk

“My best method for taking a screen break is to go for a walk. It can be hard to tear myself away, especially if I’m in the midst of a busy work day, but I know that once I’m outside I’ll appreciate the mini digital detox. Even if it’s only for ten minutes, the combination of stepping away from the screens and inhaling some fresh air makes it a win in multiple ways.”

—Elizabeth Knell, conscious change coach, Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y.

Try the 20-20-20 strategy

“A year ago, I never prioritized taking breaks, and I spent an average of ten hours staring at different screens each day. Everything changed when I went for a medical eye exam and the doctor advised on the lifestyle changes I needed to make. Though it hasn’t been the easiest thing to do, I now follow the 20-20-20 rule, where I look away from the screen every 20 minutes and look at something around 20 feet away for about 20 seconds.”

—Chiebuka Nwosu, content writer and strategist, Lagos, Nigeria

Create “buffer space” at the end of the day

“I find it especially important during this WFH lifestyle to separate the day of computer time to relaxation time. I try to create a buffer space of about an hour or two for a dedicated to a workout in order to set a hard stop to my workday and differentiate the time and space. It helps to do an activity that is solely dedicated time for yourself. I am able to disconnect from the day more easily when I have this buffer time, and it helps me stay off my screens.”

—Alexis Coulter, M.B.A., marketing executive and newsletter founder

Take handwritten notes

“I’ve been so accustomed to taking notes on my computer, but neuroscience shows there are both brain health and developmental benefits to handwriting rather than typing. While we may think typing notes is more efficient, it is only more efficient if the goal is to have typed notes, rather than process thoughts and information. I’ve started to carve out time each week to sit quietly with pencil and paper. It’s helped me take breaks from my screens and process my thoughts and ideas.”

—Donna Peters, executive coach, retired consulting partner, Atlanta, GA

Chunk your Zoom calls together

“All of our company meetings take place virtually over Zoom. In the beginning, it was novel and fun to be in multiple video conferences, but video meetings are very tiring and can feel draining after a while. In order to give myself the breaks I need from my computer, I’ve started to group my meetings together into one half of the day — for example, reserving Tuesday mornings for meetings, or Wednesday afternoons. This gives me the time to dedicate to uninterrupted work. I also try to have at least one day per week that is completely meeting-free.”

—Fiona Livingston, associate director marketing and communications, London, U.K.

Keep designated work apps and personal apps

“I try my best to draw a line between the communication tools for work and my personal life. I like to keep all of my work conversations on email and Zoom, and keep my personal life communication on WhatsApp and Skype. Also establish set working hours for myself and tell my colleagues when I’m available. It’s not always easy or perfect, but the idea is to avoid making yourself available 24/7.”

—Xiaoyu C., business coach and consultant, Berlin, Germany 

Don’t check your phone first thing in the morning

“I used to start my day by checking my phone, but I’ve realized that I feel so much less overwhelmed when I can hold off on screen time until later in the morning. Now, I wake up and carry my phone to my office desk to charge so I’m not carrying it around to my breakfast table or my bathroom. It allows me the morning quiet time for centering my focus, carving out time for a workout, and even doing some deep breathing before starting my work.”

—Vidya Mahabaleswar, senior product manager, San Francisco,  CA

Set downtime hours

“I set downtime hours on my iPhone to limit my screen time, which stops notifications in the evening and the morning. I love this feature because I can allow certain apps to be used, like my meditation and breathing apps to start and end the day, while limiting my time spent on other apps. Making this change to my phone has dramatically decreased my phone use throughout the day.”

—Jessie Patterson, founder of NourishX, New York, N.Y.

Designate certain “no-screen” nights

“A few months into the pandemic, my husband and I noticed that we were spending every evening watching a screen for entertainment. We felt disconnected and a deep sense of boredom, despite the fantastic plots that were unfolding before us. We decided to establish some boundaries around screen time and only watching television on the weekends. During the week, we read, play chess, do yoga and pilates, talk, and prioritize time together. We feel a much greater sense of harmony and are even noticing that our new sense of well-being has translated into our parenting.”

—Lauren Killam, space law communicator, Berkeley, CA

Schedule time away from your phone

“My work requires me to use a lot of technology from my coaching calls, emails, and sharing content on LinkedIn. One ritual that I have been following for a while is having scheduled time on my calendar to go out for a walk without my phone. On days when it’s freezing outside, I use that same time slotted in my calendar to jump on the trampoline with my 5-year-old. This time is permanently blocked, and I schedule all my meetings around this window. It’s a non-negotiable!”

—Preeti Khorana, resume writer and career coach, Toronto, ON, Canada

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Love, Rainbows and Security

It’s what everyone wants, right? Happy Valentines Day 20022.

2138-8006 Red SlimReel System Lanyard/Badge Reel

Description

The SlimReel System is an innovative card-carrying accessory that offers three solutions in one: a standalone badge reel, a standalone lanyard or a lanyard/badge reel combination!

This key to this product is a set of convenient plastic snaps that allow it to be worn as the users sees fit: wear it as a single piece, or undo the snaps to separate the lanyard from the badge reel for have two different options.

The lanyard is 3/8″ wide and features a safety breakaway. The badge reel portion uses a new, sleek design, giving the reel a modern look. It’s about half the thickness of a standard badge reel!

Both the lanyard and the badge reel can be customized as well. The lanyard can have a silkscreen, dye-sublimated or woven-in imprint, while the badge reel can be pad printed or customized with a dome or flat label.

This product is available in black, red, royal blue and white.

Printed 3/4″ Rainbow Lanyard

Model: 2138-5260 Tags: #happythoughts, #lgbtqia, #rainbow, lanyard

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Description

This pre-printed lanyard is perfect for those seeking a fun, colorful solution without the desire to purchase custom lanyards.

Made of our soft, silky material, this 3/4″ lanyard features a dye-sublimated rainbow pattern guaranteed to stand out. Each lanyard features a white breakaway and a sewn-on swivel hook end fitting for easy card carrying.

The minimum order quantity is 100 pieces.

Special Warning for Breakaway Lanyards

Breakaway performance will vary and lanyards will not break away under all conditions. The male/female part pull force specification for round breakaways is 3-11 lbs under tested conditions per M-3-QA-0167. The male/female part pull force specification for flat breakaways is 4-10 lbs under test conditions per M-3-QA-0167.

A full description of the M-3-QA-0167 test procedure can be provided upon request. Not recommend for use around moving objects or playgrounds.

A rainbow is a meteorological phenomenon that is caused by reflection, refraction and dispersion of light in water droplets resulting in a spectrum of light appearing in the sky. It takes the form of a multicoloured circular arc. Rainbows caused by sunlight always appear in the section of sky directly opposite the Sun.

1840-6410 Frosted Rigid Plastic Horizontal 1-Card Dispenser

Introducing our Frosted Rigid Plastic Horizontal 1-Card Dispenser with Extractor Slide! This innovative dispenser is perfect for easy card removal. Simply slide the extractor back and your card pops right out! Made of rigid plastic, this dispenser is durable and easy to clean. Perfect for any business or home office!

Frosted Rigid Plastic Horizontal 1-Card Dispenser with Extractor Slide, 3.72″ x 2.46″These rigid plastic 1-card dispensers feature an extractor slide on the back for easy card removal. 

These data/credit-card size, rigid plastic dispensers are made to hold one 30mil smart chip or magnetic stripe card. Holders feature a red extractor slide on the back side for quick card removal and slot and chain holes for easy attachment to lanyard, reel or chain.

• Horizontal side-load format
• Great for smart chip and magnetic cards
• Holds one 30mil card

Frosted Rigid Plastic Horizontal is the perfect way to store and dispense your most important cards! This dispenser has a sleek frosted design and features an extractor slide on the back for easy card removal. Keep all of your cards at your fingertips with Frosted Rigid Plastic Horizontal!

Also, just in case you are into pairing items together like wine and cheese, here’s the cheese.

LANS50 Tub-O-Lanyards

These lanyards are the perfect way to keep your keys, ID badge, and other essentials close at hand. The round design is stylish and eye-catching, and the non-breakaway construction ensures that your items stay securely attached. Choose from a variety of end fittings to find the perfect option for your needs.

1/8″ round non-break-away lanyards with crimp & swivel hook or bulldog clip end-fitting Container includes the following lanyards:

• Swivel Hook: 10 Black, 5 Royal Blue, 5 Navy Blue, 5 Red
• Bulldog Clip: 10 Black, 5 Royal Blue, 5 Navy Blue, 5 Red
• Container dimensions: 8 1/4″ (L) x 5 1/8″ (W) x 8 3/16″ (H)
• Lanyard Length: 36″
• Minimum Order Quantity: 1 Tub; contains 50 lanyards

Product also known as: TUB- 0- LANYARDS

Looking for a fun and unique way to hold your ID or keys? Check out TUB-O-Lanyards! Made from sturdy 1/8″ round nylon, these lanyards feature a crimp and swivel hook or bulldog clip end-fitting. They’re perfect for festivals, concerts, and other events where you need easy access to your ID or keys. Plus, they come in a variety of fun colors and patterns that are sure to stand out. So grab a TUB-O-Lanyard today and show off your personality!

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As an employee, you likely want to do everything possible to keep your workplace safe. Here are some general suggestions that may help you increase your security. While many of these steps may seem like common sense, it’s always important to be mindful of your surroundings and take precautions to protect yourself and your coworkers. As Always, thanks for reading!

Some Tips Below:

Security Acces

• Install key-card access systems at main entrances and on other appropriate doors.

Key-card access systems are an effective way to give employees quick and easy entry into your facility. These key cards can also be used as guest passes, so they don’t need another password or PIN code for visits outside of work hours!

• Issue access control badges, with recent photographs, to all employees and authorized contractors.

Therefore, issue access control badges to all employees and authorized contractors to ensure that only those who should have immediate proximity are able enter restricted areas throughout the organization’s facilities

CCTV Security

• Upgrade perimeter control systems with intercoms and closed circuit monitoring devices.

Also, upgrade your perimeter control systems with intercoms and closed circuit monitoring devices to ensure that employees can easily be monitored.

Locks

• Keep master and extra keys locked in a security office.

Keys should be kept in a security office to ensure that they do not get lost.

Communication Security

• Develop crisis communication among key personnel and security office involving intercoms, telephones, duress alarms or other concealed communications.

The best way to avoid a crisis is by ensuring that key personnel are always within contact and have easy access not just for emergencies but also during normal working hours. This can be done in many ways. Such as, installing intercoms between offices or duress alarms on telephones so everyone knows where they will find someone if something goes wrong

• Have a back up communication system, like two-way radio, in case of phone failure.

When it comes to communication, be prepared for any situation with a back up system. This might include two-way radios and/or cell phones in case of failure on the primary device(s).

Setup

• Locate executive offices near the inner core of the building to afford maximum protection and avoid surveillance from the outside.

The best place for an executive office is near the inner core of a building because that will afford maximum protection and avoid surveillance from outside.

• Arrange office space so unescorted visitors can be easily noticed.

To avoid unescorted visitors, office spaces should be designed with a multilevel layout that has benches and other furniture at frequent intervals.

Staff Security

• Have staff follow strict access control procedures, don’ t allow exceptions.

To avoid the risk of data loss, have staff follow strict access control procedures.
Don’t allow exceptions!

Organization

• Keep important papers locked in secure cabinets.

To avoid the risk of fire, burglary or other crimes keep your most important papers locked up tight in secure cabinets.

• Keep offices neat and orderly to identify strange objects or unauthorized people more easily.

Also, to make sure that you’re always on top of things, keep an eye out for anything strange or unauthorized.
Therefore, laying down some rules will help avoid confusion when dealing with others who may not know what is considered proper office conduct in terms outsider appearances!

Trash

• Empty trash receptacles often.

Make sure you empty the trash receptacles on a regular basis so they don’t get too full and overflow.

Packages

• Open packages and large envelopes in executive offices only if the source or sender is positively identified.

Only open packages and large envelopes in executive offices if the source or sender is positively identified.

Personal Security

• Keep closets, service openings, telephone and electrical closets locked at all times. Protect crucial communications equipment and utility areas with an alarm system.

When it comes to security, the best offense is a good defense. Make sure you have an alarm system for your home and business so that if something does happen there’ll be no question as what happened!

• Avoid stairwells and other isolated areas. Try not to ride the elevator alone with a suspicious person.

Stay away from stairwells and other isolated areas. If you’re going to ride an elevator alone, keep your eyes peeled for suspicious people too!

• Don’t work late alone or on a routine basis.

Also, working late by yourself or on a routine basis is never good for the soul. Don’t let your work take over everything else in life, you need some time away from it every now and then!

• Keep publicly accessible restroom doors locked and set up a key control system. If there is a combination lock, only office personnel should open the lock for visitors.

First, the best way to maintain a safe and secure environment is by implementing key control systems. Second, this will ensure that only those with the proper keys can open public restroom doors, which prevents anyone from gaining access when they shouldn’t be there!

Conclusion

Finally, todays security is a top priority for businesses of all sizes. By following these simple suggestions, you can help keep you and your customer safe. If you have any questions or need more assistance implementing security measures, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We are here to help you protect your business.

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In today’s world, security is more important than ever. Businesses need to take steps to ensure the safety of their employees. One way to do this is by implementing a security protocol in the workplace. This involves setting up rules and procedures for how employees should interact with security threats. In this blog post, we will discuss some tips for keeping your employees safe at work.

Some Ideas

First, it is important to have a designated safety officer. This person will be responsible for overseeing safety procedures and ensuring that employees are following safety protocols. They should also be familiar with emergency response plans in case of an incident.

Second, make sure all employees have proper identification badges. This will help security personnel identify who is allowed into the building and who is not.

Third, establish rules for how employees should interact with security threats. For example, employees should never try to confront a threatening individual on their own. They should instead report the incident to security personnel.

Fourth, ensure that your employees are familiar with emergency procedures. In case of an emergency, they need to know what to do and where to go. Having an emergency can save lives and help the rescue team to do their job faster.

Last, but not least, make sure your employees feel safe in the workplace. This means creating a positive and welcoming environment where employees feel comfortable reporting any safety or security concerns they may have. By following these tips, you can help keep your employees safe and secure in the workplace.

What are some other tips you can think of to help keep employees safe in the workplace? Let us know in the comments below! And don’t forget to stay safe out there! safety, security, identification.

Visitor Management. Make sure your students are aware of the dangers that can come with being back in school. These fun and informative badges can help keep your students safe. The different designs make it easy to choose the right one for your school. The expiring circles show when a badge is no longer valid. Keep your children safe and recommend these to your school.

Then one day that I was running past a school and I saw a group of kids outside and it made me think that the schools should do more to keep the kids safe. By using these you are making the school look more fun and also keeping the kids safe. they will know when they need to go back in the building and when they have time to play outside. we all know that safety is important.

You can help improve the schools safety

You can help improve the schools safety by using our fun badge backs. By the way, these adhesive badges are great for tracking visitors at your school. They are simple to use – just peel and stick them to any shirt, and they’ll expire after a half-day or full day. That means you can easily keep track of who’s been in the building and when.

Consequently, there are little things you can do to help and there are big things as well.

We need to keep our schools safe for the kids. It is important that we all pitch in and help out. With new technology and old fashioned common sense, we can make a difference. Therefore, badge backs are a great way to manage visitors at your school. Accordingly, they are simple to use and help keep track of who’s been in the building and when. Because you’re looking for a way to improve school safety, badge backs are a good option!

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