Wearable access / 03
A day-ticket credential built for turnstiles, lockers and chlorine.
Aquatic attractions issue and reclaim thousands of credentials a day, to visitors who are wet, barefoot and carrying nothing. That operating pattern — not the material — is what decides the specification.
Start with your property ↗Decision framework
A park that admits a large day population has to issue at a gate, survive several hours of immersion, and reclaim or write off the band at close. Comfort matters, but the binding constraints are queue speed at issue, whether the band drives a locker or a spend account, and what happens to a band that leaves the site.
Silicone suits this pattern because it tolerates repeat cleaning and reissue. The material follows the workflow; we settle issue, re-entry, locker pairing and end-of-day handling before format and quantity are fixed.
Specification
| Credential frequency | 13.56 MHz, ISO/IEC 14443 |
|---|---|
| Chip tiers | Entry HF, standard HF, high-security HF or AES-secure HF — tier selected from the confirmed system requirement |
| Body material | Moulded silicone |
| Closure | Reusable closure directions selected by the property’s issue and return policy |
| Sizing | Adult and child size directions confirmed against a physical sample; parks usually carry a higher child ratio than resorts |
| Wear period | Single-day or season directions; reuse requires a defined reclaim and cleaning workflow |
| Water exposure | Specified for repeated chlorinated and salt-water immersion; limits confirmed on the approved sample |
| Customisation | Moulded or printed markings with optional numbering |
| Minimum order quantity | 500 pieces |
| Production time | 14–21 days after artwork approval |
| Compatibility | Confirmed against the installed system, credential and encoding requirement before production |
Figures describe the standard product platform. Chip tier, finish, closure and delivery scope are confirmed per property; compatibility is never assumed from the table alone.
Aquatic image library / 05
Five photographic directions covering environment, module detail, sizing, guest-use presentation and issue-set handling. Final dimensions, closure, water resistance and credential construction require the approved sample.
Request the product brief ↗Silicone wearable direction for aquatic venues, shown without screens, logos or compatibility marks. Sizing, module profile, fastening, cleaning process and water-resistance claims remain specification-dependent.
Gate throughput, a full day of immersion and an honest end-of-day policy decide whether the programme works at park scale.
Time the issue step on a physical sample at peak admission, not at a desk.
Confirm the closure can be fitted and checked on a wet child by a standing attendant.
Decide whether bands are reclaimed or written off before the quantity is set — the two produce different annual volumes.
Start with the property, use case, destination and what is known about the installed access environment.
Three controls before release. Each stage is reviewed separately so an attractive product direction never substitutes for technical or operational confirmation.
Open the property brief ↗