DP1100 take-a-number dispenser

The wall unit that hands out the number and sorts the queue. No power, no installation: screw it up and load the roll.

Quantity pricing DP1100

Quantity	Gs each	Saving
1–2	135,000	—
3–4	128,000	−7,000
5–9	121,500	−13,500
10+	115,000	−20,000

Indicative prices, pending confirmation by ACCESO & CONTROL. Confirm the quantity with us on WhatsApp before placing the order.

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Most ordered KIT-DP1100

Complete Take-a-number Kit — DP1100 + 4 rolls

Everything needed to start managing the queue the same day: the DP1100 dispenser plus four 3-digit ticket rolls, one of each colour, to split up to four services at the same counter. 8,000 tickets in total.

Includes: DP1100 · RT3CAM · RT3CAZ · RT3CRO · RT3CVE

Gs179,000 Add to cart

It costs exactly the same as buying the five pieces separately. The kit isn't a discount — it's not having to remember to order the rolls.

DP1100

Take-a-Number Ticket Dispenser DP1100 — Red

Wall- or counter-mounted take-a-number dispenser. The customer pulls a ticket and waits for their number. Takes 2- or 3-digit rolls.

Gs135,000 Add to cart

Numbered ticket rolls →

It is the same business as the wristband, seen from the other side of the counter: a number that decides who goes next. The customer walks in, tears off their ticket and sits down. The queue stops being a queue and becomes a list.

The DP1100 is mechanical: no battery, no socket, nothing that can break on a Saturday morning. It mounts on the wall or on the counter and takes 2- and 3-digit rolls. One roll holds 2,000 tickets.

Where it is used

Four things that stop them being passed around

Tamper-evident die-cut

The security die-cut makes it impossible to remove without destroying it. There is no way to take it off intact and put it on another wrist.

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UV security mark

A mark printed in invisible ink, visible only under black light. Checked at the door in one second, and impossible to fake by eye.

Single use

The thick adhesive layer leaves the wristband useless once it is peeled off. It opens once, and that's it.

Sequential numbering

Every wristband carries its printed number and comes in perforated sheets of 10 — quick to tear at the door, and the count reconciles at the end of the night.