RFID playing cards

RFID playing cards with stacked-card reading for gaming tables and card-shoe workflows.

CATALOGUE SEGMENT 05 LISTINGS Segment-level entries from the Product Finder catalogue. Format layout, pricing and document status are reviewed per configuration.

01 / CATALOGUE SEGMENT

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RFID playing cards.

RFID playing cards with stacked-card reading for gaming tables and card-shoe workflows. These are the current Product Finder listings for this segment; the exact unit, quantity, configuration and destination are confirmed at quote review.

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HF RFID Playing Cards – PVC – 88×63×0.34 mm product photograph RFID Playing Card
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PRODUCT 001PDF available

HF RFID Playing Cards – PVC – 88×63×0.34 mm

HF RFID Playing Cards – PVC – 88×63×0.34 mm · HF · PVC · 88 × 63 × 0.34 mm.

As low as · 20 pcs$34.44Per unit · MOQ 1
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Non-RFID Poker Card – PVC – 88×63×0.34 mm product photograph RFID Playing Card
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PRODUCT 003PDF available

Non-RFID Poker Card – PVC – 88×63×0.34 mm

Non-RFID Poker Card – PVC – 88×63×0.34 mm · PVC · 88 × 63 × 0.34 mm.

As low as · 10 pcs$8.40Per unit · MOQ 1
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RFID Playing Cards with Multi-Card Stack Reading product photograph RFID Playing Card
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PRODUCT 004PDF available

RFID Playing Cards with Multi-Card Stack Reading

RFID Playing Cards with Multi-Card Stack Reading · HF · PVC · 88 × 63 × 0 × 34 mm.

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02 / SEGMENT REVIEW

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operating point.

A catalogue segment is a starting point. The usable configuration depends on the item surface, movement, read boundary, operator action and the system event that must be supported.

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Record material, shape, attachment, identity level and the conditions that can change the read or encode step.

02

Bound the movement

Decide whether a person, station, lane or portal owns the observation and what nearby activity must be rejected.

03

Define the handoff

Connect the observation to a user action, exception path and system owner before treating a configuration as ready.

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