Several organisations use outdated access control methods to gain access to the building, day in and day out.
Companies often implement physical access control systems to improve security measures, yet many remain unaware that their legacy systems are not secure and could be at risk.
What’s the difference between edge to edge vs over the edge card printing? It’s a question we’re often asked.
And it’s one of the most crucial aspects that everyone should know about ID card printing, alongside the must have ID card security features all cards should contain. You should therefore make yourself aware of the difference between the two printing methods before purchasing an ID card printer.
Below, we’ll be taking an in-depth look at the two processes. We’ll discuss the pros and cons of each and the card printers required for both types.
At some point in their lives, photo ID cards will inevitably snap, bend or break. Sadly, this is the case for all ID cards, whether that’s membership cards, national ID cards or even smart cards used for access control.
As a result, broken ID cards have to be replaced. This means increased costs, and valuable time is also lost.