Vinyl event credentials · WB601–WB607
Choose the shape, print panel and snap.
Disposable PVC RFID wristbands combine a flexible vinyl strap, a single-use snap fastening and an RFID inlay for event or visitor identification. The WB601–WB607 catalogue includes four dimensioned references with overall lengths of 247, 250, 270 and 290 mm, plus three photographed shapes. Choose by strap outline, fastening and print area, then specify the chip for your admission reader or NFC application.
Download dimensions & chip reference (PDF) ↓
Construction and dimensions
The widened end holds the snap; the long strap carries adjustment holes. A separate panel provides room for the RFID assembly and visible identification.
Seven catalogue references
WB601–WB607 retain the codes used in this website’s catalogue. Four images carry dimensions; the other three are shape photographs. Drawing labels describe those references, while the approved order drawing identifies the supplied size, tolerance, material and chip.
WB601 · shape photograph
No dimensions printed in this model photo
The photograph identifies the shape and closure. Do not apply another model’s 250 mm drawing to this image.
WB602 · dimension drawing
250 mm overall · 31 mm closure end · 25 mm face · 12.5 mm narrow strap
31 mm measures the closure-end outline; it is not a chip dimension. The drawing contains no production tolerance.
Read the original dimension labels ↗WB603 · dimension drawing
270 mm overall · 34 mm closure end · 27 mm face · 13.5 mm narrow strap
This reference has a different face and strap width from WB602. Use the 270 mm drawing rather than treating it as a longer copy of the same artwork.
Read the original dimension labels ↗WB604 · dimension drawing
290 mm overall · 28 mm closure end · 14 mm narrow strap
The RFID symbol indicates the panel location in the illustration. It does not identify MIFARE 1K or another chip inside the band.
Read the original dimension labels ↗WB605 · shape photograph
No dimensions printed in this model photo
This is a shape photograph, not evidence of a medical grade, wearer age or a specific snap’s removal performance.
WB606 · dimension drawing
247 mm overall · 50 mm closure tab · 25 mm band
The 232 mm secondary line runs from the snap reference to the far end. It is not a published minimum or maximum wrist circumference.
Read the original dimension labels ↗WB607 · shape photograph
No dimensions printed in this model photo
The long panel is a visible design distinction. Its dimensions and antenna position must come from the matching assembly drawing.
Dimensions above are transcribed from the existing drawings. They are not measured from photographs and do not give the usable closed-wrist range. Final tolerances and fit come from the selected assembly drawing and sample.
Artwork and material colors
Keep the logo, ticket number and scannable code inside the agreed print area. Leave the snap and adjustment holes clear. The artwork dimensions printed on three model drawings provide a starting point; the final dieline sets safe margins, bleed and alignment.
The original vinyl color chart contains B1–B21 and C1–C21 references. Include the full prefix and number in your brief. A screen image is an approximate color reference; approve a physical swatch for the ordered material and finish.
Download original vinyl color chart (PDF) ↓Original supplier chart · 14.8 MB · color references, not Pantone equivalents or a stock list.
LF · HF / NFC · UHF
The historical supplier datasheet lists LF and HF families; the current supplier page also names UCODE 8 and UCODE 9. The manufacturer values below compare exact IC behavior. They do not identify the chip in a catalogue photograph.
| Chip & interface | Memory | Application & data |
|---|---|---|
| EM4200LF · 125 kHz credential systems; IC supports 100–150 kHz | Factory-programmed ROM; 64 / 96 / 128-bit options | A fixed-ID reader expecting the selected EM data format. The 64-bit Manchester frame includes 40 data bits. Define the exact variant and reader output; this is not an NFC web-link chip. |
| NTAG213 / NTAG215 / NTAG216HF · 13.56 MHz · ISO/IEC 14443-A · NFC Type 2 | 144 / 504 / 888 bytes user memory respectively | An NFC link or other NDEF content for supported phones. NDEF formatting uses part of the user area. The 7-byte UID is factory programmed and read-only; printed sequential ticket numbers are mapped separately. |
| MIFARE Classic EV1 1KHF · 13.56 MHz · ISO/IEC 14443-A activation; Classic commands | 1 kB total EEPROM · 16 sectors | An existing credential system designed for Classic 1K. The total includes manufacturer and access-control data. Specify the identifier variant, sector data and authorized keys with the operator. |
| NXP UCODE 8UHF · 840–960 MHz IC input · EPC Gen2v2 / ISO 18000-63 | EPC 128 bits · TID 96 bits · separate user memory 0 bits | An EPC-reader design needing up to 128 EPC bits. This is UCODE 8, not 8m. The assembled antenna and on-wrist test determine operating band and distance; the chip range alone does not. |
| NXP UCODE 9UHF · 840–960 MHz IC input · EPC Gen2v2.1 / ISO 18000-63 | EPC 96 bits · TID 96 bits · separate user memory 0 bits | An EPC-reader design using a 96-bit identifier. UCODE 9 has a different EPC allocation from UCODE 8. A phone’s NFC radio does not read either UHF interface. |
Finished-band read distance depends on the antenna, regional band, reader settings and position on the wrist. The quotation identifies the actual chip and assembly; a shared frequency alone does not establish reader compatibility.
Physical fastening and electronic records
Check the closed fit and visible evidence of attempted opening on a finished sample. A band that is too loose may be slipped off, while a cut outside the antenna can leave the electronic credential readable.
Keep printed ticket numbers and electronic reader values in the same issuing record. Test used, cancelled and replacement tickets in the admission system; physical removal does not itself update the database.
Technical documents
The reviewed reference collects the seven catalogue entries, four dimensioned drawings, artwork references and chip comparisons.
Download PVC wristband technical reference ↓PDF · reviewed 24 September 2026
The 2018 document is retained for source review. It records the product family at that time, but its temperature range and chip list differ from the current supplier page; use the quotation and selected assembly drawing for a new order.
Each dimension drawing opens directly from its model above. Chip-manufacturer datasheets are linked in the comparison table.
Custom orders & samples
Choose a reference below, then add quantity, reader or chip, artwork, event date and delivery country on the inquiry page.
The quotation identifies the supplied PVC grade, dimensions, fastener, chip and print method, with sample charges, MOQ and production schedule. Include wrist-size limits and expected wear conditions for sample review.
Sample ordering terms →No. The existing model drawings show WB602 at 250 mm overall, WB603 at 270 mm, WB604 at 290 mm and WB606 at 247 mm. Their face, closure and narrow-strap widths also differ. WB601, WB605 and WB607 are photographs without printed dimensions; use a matching order drawing rather than applying one standard size to every model.
The drawings label a 100 × 20 mm area for WB602, 90 × 22 mm for WB603 and 85 × 20 mm for WB606. These are artwork references, not final print tolerances or bleed instructions. WB604 does not label a print-safe rectangle. Review the final dieline for the selected band, including the snap, holes, antenna and any visible code.
Not necessarily. A cut may leave the chip and antenna intact. The snap is a physical fastening; ticket expiry, cancellation, replacement and re-entry rules are controlled by the connected admission system. If electrical disablement on removal is required, make that an explicit construction requirement and test the finished sample.
The event system can map the printed ticket number to the value returned by its reader. NTAG213/215/216 have factory-programmed, read-only UIDs; a sequential number can be printed, stored in appropriate writable memory, or mapped in a database. For UHF, specify the EPC value separately from the factory TID. Approve a sample record and readback before issuing the bands.
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