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When security and monitoring access are paramount, Metalcraft has the right solution for your access control needs. Depending on your application, we have a wide range of RFID and non-RFID solutions—from windshield tags, key fobs and wristbands to tamper evident labels, parking hang tags and DuraDestruct RFID tags, our durable materials and design allow for more security, and can even collect payment. Controlling vehicle access, one of our most used access control applications, can be a challenge. Eliminate the need for staff to stop for a card reader with our windshield tags, for example. Our easy-to-use, versatile access control products impact your positive ROI. Now, that’s ID Made Better®.

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Metalcraft's Key Fobs provide durable, secure access control, integrating with other products for a comprehensive security solution. View Product
Metalcraft's Destructible Windshield Tags are tamper-proof with slits for destruction and adhesive-protected, optional double-sided printing. View Product
Metalcraft's Windshield Tags enable secure access for gated areas, corporate parking, and car washes, with double-sided options for branding or instructions. View Product
Our Name Badge/Credential Tags feature high-quality digital printing for detailed logos and designs, with an optional two-sided print for maximum impact. View Product
The Rearview Mirror Tag offers durable, reusable access control with subsurface-printed logos and barcodes, ideal for parking lots and gated communities. View Product
Durable adhesive-closure wristbands prevent tampering and reuse, making event management more efficient and reducing revenue loss. View Product

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Metalcraft’s RFID Key Fobs provide a durable, programmable ID solution for personnel, ideal for key chains and compatible with other access control products for a complete system. View Product
The upgraded RFID Windshield Tag features destructible material for secure, non-transferable access control, 30+ ft. read range, and customizable, high-quality printing. View Product
The DuraDestruct Security RFID Tag is designed for glass surfaces with dual destructibility, breaking into pieces if tampered with to prevent transfer, providing high-security tracking for valuable items. View Product
Metalcraft's Onsite Printable RFID Windshield Tag offers an affordable, on-demand printing solution with removable adhesive, ideal for temporary tracking of rental cars, equipment, or guest vehicle access. View Product
The RFID Parking Permit Hang Tag offers removable, reusable access control with excellent read range, durable construction and customizable, high-quality printing for temporary applications. View Product
The RFID Windshield Tag provides economical, passive UHF technology with a 20+ ft. read range for vehicle access, featuring an optional tamper-evident design. View Product
Metalcraft's RFID Credential Tags and Name Badges offer high-quality, photographic-like printing for detailed logos and designs, with optional two-sided printing for added impact. View Product
A universal RFID tag designed for global use, the Global Universal RFID Tag reads across FCC and EU bands with up to 10 ft. read range on metal. Available preprinted or for on-site printing. View Product

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Defining Metalcraft – ID Made Better

Metalcraft stands out in asset tracking with over 70 years of expertise, offering a wide range of products and customized solutions. Known for their flexibility, professionalism, and integrity, Metalcraft delivers reliable, tailored solutions for every client. By emphasizing collaboration, they ensure that customer needs are met, regardless of the project’s size or complexity. Metalcraft invests in cutting-edge technology and staff development, allowing them to create innovative solutions for today’s asset tracking challenges. From prototypes to large-scale production, their durable tags are designed to withstand any environment, exemplifying their commitment to ID Made Better®.

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FAQs

Access control refers to the process of managing and restricting access to a system, network, or physical environment. It is a security measure that ensures that only authorized individuals or systems are granted access to specific resources or information, while unauthorized entities are prevented from accessing them. Access control is a fundamental aspect of information security and is implemented to protect sensitive data, maintain privacy, and prevent unauthorized use or harm.

Access control is a critical security measure that can benefit a wide range of companies across various industries. Here are some types of companies and organizations that can benefit from implementing access control systems.

  1. Corporate Offices – access control can help secure entry points to office buildings, ensuring only authorized employees and visitors can enter
  2. Data Centers – data centers house sensitive and critical information. Access control ensures that only authorized personnel can access these facilities.
  3. Healthcare Facilities – hospitals, clinics and other healthcare organizations deal with sensitive patient information. Access control helps protect patient records, medical equipment and restricted areas.
  4. Government Agencies – government offices, military facilities and other public institutions often have strict security requirements. Access control helps manage access to sensitive areas and information.
  5. Educational Institutions – schools, colleges, and universities can use access control to secure campuses, laboratories, and administrative areas
  6. Manufacturing Facilities – manufacturing companies may have restricted areas where only authorized personnel should have access to protect intellectual property, equipment and production processes
  7. Hotels and Hospitality – access control is used to secure guest rooms, back of house areas, and other sensitive locations within hotels and hospitality establishments
  8. Critical Infrastructure – utilities, energy plants and other critical infrastructure facilities use access control to protect against unauthorized access that could compromise public safety and services
  9. Residential Buildings – high security residential complexes or gated communities may implement access control to regulate entry and enhance security

Implementing access control is not limited to specific industries; rather, it depends on the specific needs, risks, and security requirements of each organization. Any company or entity that values the security and protection of its assets, information and personnel can benefit from implementing an access control system.