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Sometimes badges have stuff on the back like card codes, punch centering marks and magstripes that make printing on the back a bad idea. In Boeing case, its be
by kayfox 13y ago
Sometimes badges have stuff on the back like card codes, punch centering marks and magstripes that make printing on the back a bad idea.
In Boeing case, its because you are not allowed in many places without a badge somewhere above the waist that is visible. Higher security employers elicit higher security practices from their employees.
- michaelt 13y agoMost security cards I've been issued with are laminar - there's a thinner printed front part glued to a thicker RFID back part. So making the card double-sided just means printing two fronts and sticking them on both sides.
- count 13y agoMicrosoft badges are/appear to be smart cards, not laminar. Easy enough to print on both sides though.