IDSecurityOnline Introduces new Proximity Cards

NEW YORK—IDSecurityOnline.com, a provider of ID card printers and photo ID systems, has announced that it has added a new line of premium proximity cards to its offering of access cards.

The company states these new proximity cards have an extra smooth card surface and can be personalized with black text and shipped within two business days. IDSecurityOnline.com programs all QuickShip proximity cards onsite to make it fast and easy for customers to receive programmed ID cards.

“We are very excited to introduce this new line of premium proximity cards that offers our customers a superior solution to help keep people safe and secure in any environment, comments Andrew Schonzeit, president at IDSecurityOnline.com. “The feedback from our clients was clear: they want durable, professional and sturdy cards for all their access control needs. We are committed to helping customers improve safety by bringing them the latest in ID card technology.”

IDSecurityOnline.com explains that its new QuickShip line of products includes printable cards, fobs and clamshell cards. The New York-based manufacturer continues by pointing out that it also offers proximity cards with and without magnetic stripes and also carries cards in PVC and composite PVC/PET construction.

Additionally, the company notes that its standard proximity cards SKU: QS-1386 comes with “IDSecurityOnline.com” printed on the bottom left corner. With this new premium version card, SKU: QS-1386-P, customers can now replace this with their own text.  An organization’s name can be added for personalization with a maximum of 35 characters.

IDSecurityOnline.com emphasizes that proximity card technology helps keep people safe and secure by offering an easy way to identify people. It offers photo identification on a single access control card that can conveniently fit into a purse or wallet.

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