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.

Placeholder image: the real photo of this colour is pending.
For printing different data on every band: name, barcode, date, room. Printed on the spot with a direct-thermal printer.
| Quantity | Gs each | Saving |
|---|---|---|
| 1–2 | 275,000 | — |
| 3–4 | 262,000 | −13,000 |
| 5–9 | 250,000 | −25,000 |
| 10–19 | 240,000 | −35,000 |
| 20+ | 233,000 | −42,000 |
Indicative prices, pending confirmation by ACCESO & CONTROL. Confirm the quantity with us on WhatsApp before placing the order.
Total order quantity. It stops at every price break. Moving the total redistributes it across the colours you picked, keeping their proportion.
You save versus the minimum-quantity price
You can mix several in one order: pink for VIP, green for general, black for staff. Set the quantity of each.








Colours on screen may vary depending on your monitor and its calibration. Use the chart as a reference only; if colour is critical, ask us for a physical sample.
Different product, different problem. The Tyvek® band identifies a group; this one identifies a person. It loads into a direct-thermal printer and comes out carrying each patient's, visitor's or attendee's data: name, record number, scannable barcode, discharge date.
It is used where mistakes are expensive: inpatient wards, event childcare, conference accreditation with barcode scanning. Eight colours to separate areas or shifts at a glance.
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.
A mark printed in invisible ink, visible only under black light. Checked at the door in one second, and impossible to fake by eye.
The thick adhesive layer leaves the wristband useless once it is peeled off. It opens once, and that's it.
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.