At event entry, the paper wristband ticket is secured around the wrist and will show visible signs of damage when removed, ensuring one ticket per person for easy identification when entering and exiting event venues. In exhibitions and concerts, people frequently come and go. Using ticket stubs as identification may result in different people using the same ticket stub. Stamping arms for verification is not highly recognizable, easy to counterfeit, and hard to clean. Paper wristband tickets can solve these problems.
Since people may wear paper wristband tickets for several hours and frequently encounter water or vigorous activity, the tickets must be waterproof and tear-resistant.
Serial Number Control
Serial numbers are the easiest form of identification and can be easily checked if duplicate numbers are used.
Waterproof, Tear-resistant | DuPont™ Paper | Tyvek® Paper
Paper wristband tickets use waterproof and tear-resistant materials, such as synthetic paper. Tyvek is also a plastic material but retains the texture of paper, providing a better feel than synthetic paper.
Tamper-Evident Seal
Removing the paper wristband ticket leaves visible damage to ensure it cannot be reused.
Scan QR Code for Entry - Anti-counterfeiting + Digital Control
Paper wristband tickets can have a QR code printed for verification, embedding information like serial numbers and verification codes.
Scan the code with a phone to verify entry without manual checks.
Upon exit, administrators can scan the QR code to invalidate the ticket and record it in the system.
Consumers can scan the QR code to earn points, enter lotteries, or join memberships.
Holo Solution also provides a cloud verification system. For more information, refer to: "EASYTELL Anti-Counterfeit Security Verification."
Variable Data - QR Code: Each QR code contains a unique serial number and verification code for automatic scanning and entry verification.
Paper Wristband Ticket (Public Version)
If ordering in small quantities, the public version can be used.
For the public version introduction, see the link: "Paper Wristband Ticket (Public Version)."
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