Arihant Enterprises

Definition

• A school ID card lanyard is a strap worn around the neck used to hold and display an ID card securely.

Material

• Commonly made from:

  • Polyester

  • Nylon

  • Cotton

  • Satin (for premium finish)

Design

• Available in plain colors or customized prints.

• Often printed with school name, logo, or slogan.

Components

• Strap (lanyard)

• Metal or plastic hook/clip (to attach ID card)

• Safety breakaway clip (for safety)

• Adjuster or buckle (optional)

Types

• Printed lanyards

• Woven lanyards

• Tubular lanyards

• Breakaway safety lanyards

Size & Length

• Standard length: ~36–40 inches loop

• Width: 10 mm to 25 mm

Key Features

• Lightweight and comfortable

• Durable for daily use

• Easy to wear and remove

• Secure holding of ID cards

Applications

• Schools and colleges

• Offices and organizations

• Events and conferences

Definition

• A wristband lock is a secure fastening mechanism integrated into a wristband to prevent removal or tampering without authorization.

Purpose

• Used for identification, access control, or security, ensuring the wristband cannot be easily transferred between users.

Common Materials

• Plastic (single-use locks)

• Fabric with metal/plastic locking bead

• Silicone with adjustable locking system

Types

• One-time locking (tamper-proof) – cannot be reopened once sealed

• Reusable locking clasp – can be opened and closed multiple times

• RFID/NFC-enabled wristband locks – used for electronic access control

Locking Mechanism

• Snap lock / clip lock

• Barrel lock (sliding bead)

• Adhesive seal (for disposable bands)

• Designed to break or show damage if tampered with

Key Features

• Tamper-evident

• Lightweight and comfortable

• Water-resistant (in many cases)

• Secure fit on wrist