CaribbeanRFID

What we make

Cards and wristbands, built to a written specification.

We manufacture the physical credential: card bodies, wristband constructions, finishes, numbering and encoding. The five controls below exist so the object that arrives is the object that was approved.

Production scope

The object we are responsible for.

The manufactured product is a card body or wristband construction carrying an RFID inlay, finished, printed and where required numbered or encoded to an approved specification. Card work runs on CR80 stock at 0.76 mm as standard, in PVC and non-PVC bodies, with matte, gloss, tactile, engraved and natural surfaces available. Wristband work covers silicone, woven, coated and textile constructions in reusable and single-stay formats, with printed, debossed and woven detail.

Minimum production is 500 pieces per design, and a standard run takes 14 to 21 days from artwork approval. Every visually distinct variant is its own production item against that minimum, which is why the specification stage usually reduces a requested design count rather than expanding it.

What we do not control is what happens at the reader. Encoding permissions, access rules, reader configuration, cancellation and local operating procedure stay with the property and its system owner. We manufacture to the credential requirement they confirm.

01

Compatibility

Confirm the credential before the artwork.

We record the installed system, credential technology, encoding requirement and any sample-testing need before a product is treated as compatible. If a system is closed, proprietary or cannot be confirmed, we say so before an order is placed.

02

Product specification

Define material, format and wear conditions.

Card body, wristband construction, finish, numbering, exposure and issue method become one written product brief. The wear period and exposure list drive the construction, because a build correct for four hours of day access is not the build for a seven-night stay.

03

Artwork control

Approve what will actually be produced.

Layout, colour, variable data and supported claims are recorded in the approval proof before production. Material and environmental wording is limited to what the documentation for the exact supplied batch states.

04

Caribbean delivery

Separate production from transit and import handling.

Destination, receiving point, shipping route and local responsibility are planned on their own timeline. Orders can be packed in counted lots by design and numbering range so a discrepancy is traceable to a carton rather than to the order.

05

Reorder record

Keep the next order tied to an approved specification.

The release record carries artwork revision, construction, finish, credential type, numbering range, packing order and carton labelling. A repeat run is then a confirmation rather than a fresh specification exercise.

Build the brief

Start with the installed system.

Share the property, destination, product direction and any system information already available. The secure form sends the brief directly to our manufacturing team, with the product, quantity and system notes kept together for review.

Plan the order