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HID
SKU: 1586LGGAN
HID Composite Isoprox II Prog F-gloss B-gloss Laser # NO Slot - 1586LGGAN
- Composite polyester/PVC laminate extends credential lifespan in high-cycle deployments.
- 125 kHz Isoprox II with 26-bit H10301 format integrates directly into existing HID reader infrastructure.
- Factory laser-engraved sequential numbering enables permanent visual tracking without separate labeling.
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HID
SKU: 1586LGGMN
HID Composite Isoprox II Prog Fgloss Bgloss - 1586LGGMN
- Composite polyester/PVC laminate resists cracking and delamination in high-use deployments.
- 125 kHz HID Prox compatibility integrates with existing readers and panels—no firmware updates.
- 26-bit H10301 programmable format supports custom facility codes across multi-site rollouts.
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HID
SKU: 1586LGGMV
HID Composite Isoprox II Prog Gloss/gloss - 1586LGGMV
- 125 kHz HID Prox compatibility integrates directly with existing legacy proximity readers.
- 26-bit H10301 format with programmable site codes eliminates reliance on pre-encoded stock.
- PVC-polyester-PVC composite construction resists delamination and cracking in daily use.
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HID
SKU: 1597LGGAN
HID Composite Smart Isoprox II Prog F-gloss B-gloss Laser # NO Slot Lifetime W - 1597LGGAN
- Composite polyester/PVC body resists breakage under daily high-traffic reader use.
- 125 kHz Prox + smart chip contact on one card supports legacy and future readers.
- Laser-engraved serial numbers and no slot punch preserve structural integrity long-term.
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HID
SKU: 1597LGGAV
HID Composite Smart Isoprox II Prog F-gloss B-gloss Laser # Vert. Slot - 1597LGGAV
- Dual 125 kHz prox + smart chip contact lets legacy and upgraded readers coexist.
- 26-bit H10301 format ensures drop-in compatibility with existing HID prox infrastructure.
- Vertical slot punch and CR80 body allow immediate deployment in current badge holders.
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HID
SKU: 1324GBN22
HID COV CD TXP W/o SLT Pcii Size 20 MIL - 1324GBN22
- 20 mil composite build resists cracking and delamination in high-flex deployments.
- 125 kHz Proximity II format integrates with existing HID reader infrastructure.
- No-slot CR80 design maximizes printable surface and eliminates punch-point failures.
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HID
SKU: 1324GAN11
HID COV DYE SUB Ovlay - 1324GAN11
- Dye-sublimation overlay for HID FARGO card printers
- Clear protective layer shields printed credentials from wear
- Operating range -40 to 158 F for varied storage environments
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HID
SKU: 1324GAN22
HID COV DYE SUB Ovlay - 1324GAN22
- Dye-sub overlay extends credential lifespan, reducing replacement costs in high-traffic deployments.
- Rated for -40 to 158°F operation, supporting cards used in harsh facility environments.
- Integrates into existing HID FARGO dye-sublimation printer workflows without process changes.
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HID
SKU: 1324GAV11
HID COV DYE SUB Ovlay - 1324GAV11
- Dye-sublimation overlay for HID FARGO card printers
- Transparent protective layer bonds to card during printing
- Improves abrasion resistance on printed access credentials
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HID
SKU: 1324GAV21
HID COV DYE SUB Ovlay - 1324GAV21
- Dye-sub topcoat seals printed surfaces against UV, scratches, and reader-slot wear.
- Compatible with HID FARGO dye-sublimation card printers for seamless ribbon integration.
- Rated –40 to 158 °F ensures reliable performance across demanding deployment environments.
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HID
SKU: 1324GAV22
HID COV DYE SUB Ovlay - 1324GAV22
- Dye-sub overlay bonds during heat transfer for bubble-free, uniform card protection.
- Shields printed graphics and photos from UV fade and abrasion across high-use deployments.
- Rated -40 to 158°F; suitable for cards used in demanding environment access control.
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HID
SKU: D910022
HID D910022 Ribbon Cartridge Assembly
Complete ribbon cartridge assembly for HID card printers with tool-free installation
- Tool-free installation reduces deployment time in high-volume card printing environments.
- Compact 4.9 × 7 × 4.6 in form factor fits within standard HID printer chassis bays.
- RoHS and FIPS-201 certifications support compliance-driven enterprise credentialing deployments.
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HID
SKU: D910023
HID D910023 Film Cartridge Assembly
OEM film cartridge assembly for HID card printers
- Genuine HID OEM fit eliminates integration risk and maintains precise film registration.
- IP55-rated assembly resists dust and moisture in office or secure facility deployments.
- Compact 3.8 x 4.4 x 6.5 in form factor drops into compatible HID printer chassis without modification.
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HID
SKU: D910062
HID D910062 HDP5000 Card Path Output Roller
OEM output roller assembly for HID HDP5000 card printers
- OEM-spec roller restores output-path reliability in HDP5000 dye-sublimation printers.
- 2-year warranty supports planned maintenance cycles in high-volume credential deployments.
- US-manufactured component ensures exact fit for HDP5000 thermal transfer print modes.
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HID
SKU: D910095
HID D910095 HDP5000 Laminator Box
Protective shipping box sized for HDP5000 printers and laminators
- Purpose-molded cushioning prevents movement and impact damage during HDP5000 transport.
- Durable construction resists moisture and dust, protecting equipment in loading docks or service vehicles.
- Reinforced walls maintain structural integrity under stacking, forklift, and pallet handling stress.
$200.00 $125.99 Save $74.01 -
HID
SKU: D910202
HID D910202 Ribbon Film Sensors Cable Assembly
Ribbon and film sensor cable for HID card printer consumable monitoring
- IP55-rated assembly withstands dust and water ingress for continuous printer operation.
- Operates from -31°F to 150°F, supporting deployment in demanding thermal environments.
- Real-time ribbon and film detection prevents consumable errors and maintains card output quality.
$32.50 $31.99 Save $0.51
Credentials
Credentials are the identifiers used to grant access through readers and access control systems. Select cards, key fobs, and credential formats that align with your reader technology, security requirements, and facility-wide standardization.
Plan Your Deployment
- Credential type (cards, fobs, or mobile credentials)
- Compatibility with your readers and control platform
- Facility standardization across sites and door groups
- Enrollment workflow and replacement process planning
- Security level requirements (basic vs encrypted formats)
- Access Control Overview
- Readers and Authentication
- Request credential recommendations
Credentials — Engineering-Grade Credential Reading for Commercial Deployments
This category covers 0 working models of credentials sourced manufacturer-direct or through channel-direct US distribution. Build the rest of your system around the architectural choices below — compatibility, environmental rating, and lifecycle decisions made here propagate through every downstream component you specify.
What to Look For
Credential technology drives reader choice. Legacy 125 kHz prox is easy to clone with off-the-shelf tools and should be retired wherever security matters. 13.56 MHz contactless (HID iCLASS Seos, Mifare DESFire EV2/EV3) uses encrypted mutual authentication and is the current standard. Multi-format readers buy migration flexibility but cost more per door and consume more current.
Form factor and mounting decide installation cost and aesthetic fit. Mullion-mount readers fit narrow door frames; wall-mount readers offer larger antennas and longer read range. Indoor versus outdoor (IP65/IP67) ratings drive housing choice. Backlit keypads, LED indicators, and audible beep volume affect usability — operator complaints almost always trace back to ergonomics, not the controller logic upstream.
OSDP support is now baseline for any new reader purchase. OSDP brings encrypted communication, tamper detection, and over-the-wire firmware updates. SIA OSDP Verified compliance (and OSDP Secure Channel) signals interoperability with controllers across vendors. Wiegand-only readers should be reserved for retrofit-only situations where pulling new cable isn't feasible.
Biometric and facial recognition readers add convenience but introduce template management, lighting requirements, and accuracy/false-rejection tradeoffs. Plan enrollment workflow, GDPR/BIPA compliance for stored biometric templates, and lighting upgrades at the reader site. Hybrid readers — credential + biometric — are common for compliance-sensitive environments where two-factor at the door is required.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far away can a credential be read?
13.56 MHz contactless reads at 2-4 inches with standard antennas. Long-range UHF readers (433 MHz, 900 MHz) read at 5-30 feet and are common in parking, vehicle ingress, and hands-free entry applications. The tradeoff is security — longer-range reads create larger opportunities for relay attacks. Match read range to the use case and confirm reader-credential pairing before mass-issuing credentials.
Can I read multiple credential types on one reader?
Multi-format readers (HID multiCLASS SE, ASSA OSDP multi-tech) support 125 kHz, 13.56 MHz, and mobile credentials simultaneously. They cost roughly 30-50% more than single-format readers but eliminate the credential-migration cliff. For organizations issuing mobile credentials alongside cards or transitioning from legacy prox, multi-format is almost always the right choice.
What's the difference between iCLASS Seos and Mifare DESFire?
Both are encrypted 13.56 MHz contactless standards used in modern access control. HID iCLASS Seos is HID's proprietary platform — broad reader ecosystem, mobile credential support via HID Mobile Access. Mifare DESFire EV2/EV3 is an open NXP standard used by many independent vendors and transit systems. Choose based on which controller/reader ecosystem you've committed to; performance is comparable.
How long do credentials last?
Physical cards last 5-7 years under normal pocket-and-purse use. Key fobs typically last longer, 7-10 years. Battery-powered active credentials (UHF tags) are limited by battery life, often 3-5 years. Mobile credentials don't have physical wear but require active phone OS support. Build credential replacement into annual budget; lost-card replacement runs $5-25 per card depending on technology.
Are biometric readers reliable enough for primary entry?
Modern fingerprint and facial recognition readers achieve very low false-reject rates (under 1% with good enrollment) and false-accept rates well below 1 in 100,000. They're reliable enough for primary entry in most commercial applications, with two important caveats: lighting and angle requirements for facial readers are strict, and a small minority of users have fingerprints that don't enroll reliably. Always pair biometrics with a credential fallback path.
Need help choosing? Talk to a Senior Specialist — direct line 877-277-7147 or request a quote.

