Blue retractable clips
- CR-16
Retractable badge clip | plastic | blue
Retractable clip with plastic reel and chrome-plated metal lid, with an extendable cord and attachment clip on the back of the reel. It is used for badges, access cards, identification cards, or ski-pass cards. The retractable cord allows the card to be scanned or presented without detaching it from clothing or a belt. Individually packed in a ziplock bag.
Features:
- Material: plastic with chrome-plated metal lid
- Color: blue
- Reel diameter: 3.2 cm
- Extended size (cord length): 75 cm
- Customizable area size: 1.9 cm
- Weight: 8 grams
- Attachment system: crocodile clip on the back
- Badge attachment: transparent clip at the end of the cord
- Packaging: individual bag with plock
Customization:
- Custom sticker applied to the surface of the reel
- Direct UV printing on the lid
The customizable area of 1.9 cm allows a logo or symbol to be applied to the front of the reel.
Recommended for:
- Companies that use badges or access cards for employees
- Event, conference, and trade show organizers
- Hospitals, clinics, and institutions that require permanent visual identification
- Fitness centers, swimming pools, and ski resorts with card systems
- Schools and universities for student access cards
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