RFID Cotton Wristband

We’re all about festival wristbands that’s designed for a bunch of visiting crowds. Though the bracelet of all material kind were turned to and came to be, the quirks of additional functions like the RFID tag were shrewdly added as the decades steadily passes by. And far into the bands’ historical technology inception was in all places of natural origins, that in replication of its preceding practice (as well as honouring it), modernization is breached that led to the current wearable which is known as the RFID cotton wristband. Uniquely designed to remain a fitting as the bracelet pairs with a modern system of access control, it’s a hallmark that still stands a test of time – living up to the traditions that bred and revolutionized industries alongside humankind, while remaining pivotal that led to the latter creation of rubber, paper, polyester as well as other fabric wristband types.

But fret not in what the RFID cotton band has been, though archaic its material foundation, this has remained amongst the top of popularity despite the abundance of bracelet variations. And if it were to be pointed for a distinctive attribute, then this wristband is made to be eco-friendly for environmental characteristic. It was the sustainable production off organic farming that led to its primordial creation of green tech, and in assigning specially to this armlet became an alias that's invariably known as sustainable wristbands by form, where the urge of most bulk ordering is surmised to be the result of beliefs aligning between the buyers and the green-conscious making of this bracelet.

The arriving of the now RFID cotton wristband is due to its earlier iterations (and failures) of not being able to apprehend the uninvited from coming in – which begun a spun of well-thought discussions among bracelet suppliers and band manufacturers in the fight of this global issue. As measures were taken, much like the introduction of corporate wristband printing as a permit for entry, or even having shown the receipt for the legitimacy of festival purchase at hand, the findings of gate crashers was seen persisting still in the illegal entry regime. And this pressed on for years in what deemed a definitive solution in the minimisation of intruders, but the limelight of contactless NFC (near-field communication) that was soon attached onto the wristband became the game-changer in turning this plague around. It was the chip that responds to the scanner or reader that made the filtered hallway open, consequentially enabling only those wearing the RFID cotton bracelet to enter.

RFID Cotton Wristband Specifications

3g featherweight wearable

Non-recyclable NXP MIFARE Ultralight EV1 variant of passive NFC (Emitting 13.56 MHz)

Overall cotton bracelet dimensions of 350mm length by 15mm height

Sustainable wooden tag shaping of 35mm length by 26mm height

Fastener featured for secured wearing

A natural set of cotton wool is weaved to set the foundation that enables this wristband to function. Having wrapped into one punch hole found on one end to another on its wooden tag, the expanded length of this cotton bracelet is 35mm length by 15mm height. This dimension is set to be worn adequately across all wrist types, with the addition of a 35mm length by 26mm height sustainable wooden tag that houses the aforementioned RFID chip. Although a WiFi symbol can be suggested to be engraved onto the timber’s surface (a drawing that signifies RFID), personalised imprinting may also be opted for the cotton wristband for marketable reasons.

In addition to this build, a passive NFC is used to power and enable the radio frequency identification via kinetic energy – where itself is non-rewritable just so that the RFID cotton wristband is to be used once before it’s collected for recyclable practice. The programming of this wrist brace from there on is set to emit 13.56 MHz, which it’s to be detected at a range of 100mm in distance. And out of the available RFID options, the NFC that is NXP MIFARE Ultralight EV1 is carefully chosen in our version of cotton wristbands in crowd catering. behind this band manufacturing witty choice is the thoughtful ideation of keeping costs low, just as the bracelet itself is altogether sold in bulk volumes.

Currently, the RFID cotton wristband tallies to just a mere 3g in heft, making it as light as possible to prevent arm fatigue amid the extended occasion. This weight is uniform as the dimensions of the said bracelet development remains fixed in all purchases, and that branded marketing is valued for whenever stamping is done onto its standard and observable size of a body. An included plastic fastener also secures the wearable found, making this cotton wristband easily worn and without the hassle of losing it. Based on all these assaying attributes, you probably now know why this armlet is synonymously known as a smart wristband at times, or even a woven wristband, as well as occasionally defined as a fabric bracelet.

RFID Cotton Wristband Printing Information

Full colour printing only

West Malaysia-wide shipping

It is suggested to be alternating colours from one season to another wherever a custom printing of the RFID cotton wristband is bought. Through this concept, a branded good may be in-sync with the theme of a concert according to the year’s campaign. Just as cotton is water absorbent, the hues that are printed on will not be decolourized just as easily. Full colour printing is practiced in our band supplying, where blue, yellow, white, or even red can be sought to make this corporate gift a standout, while a logo can be put in place for event recognition.

An artwork may also be introduced–perhaps bearing a small flower plant or a tree in drawing–that is illustrated onto the surface of the cotton wristband. Please begin by offering a finalised DIY designing reference, and that the bracelet’s mockup can be sent via email for official references. As the template is offered, it shall be kept for future band references whenever a need to repurchase is done. No washing must be done towards the RFID cotton wristband in order to prevent decolourisation.