Ultra Lanyards & Combos
New! Ultra Name Tag Lanyard Flat-woven lanyard is an upscale alternative to a cord
• Synthetic braided weave feels comfortable and makes for vivid colors • Includes breakaway release feature
• Ideal for meetings in Canada and Europe, where breakaway releases may be required
• After your event, remove your metal attachment from the versatile plastic clip and use the lanyard for keys, etc.
Choose Your Lanyard Color Red
Choose Your Attachment Black
Royal
" nylon in a flat, braided weave feels good on your neck
MATERIAL 3
/8 BREAKAWAY
Our quick-release safety feature is included.
Post-meeting, open the low-profile clip & remove attachment to use lanyard for keys, etc.
ATTACHMENT Metal bulldog or key ring Quantity
CULTRBC Bulldog Clip CULTRKR Key Ring
100 300 500
.73 .70 .60 .73 .70 .60
Price each. Sold in increments of 100. New! Ultra Lanyard Name Tag Combo E!
Ultra Lanyards and thicker Preferred Holders arrive pre-assembled to save you time!
• 50 comfortable, flat-woven Ultra Lanyards with a bulldog clip and breakaway feature
• 50 slotted 4" × 3" Preferred Value Vinyl Holders are thick enough for reuse
• 3 colors to choose from, or get them all to categorize and identify attendees easily
• All delivered in one easy-to-store and easy-to-ship box Choose Your Lanyard Color
Black
Quantity CULCMB
Price each. Sold in increments of 50. Inserts sold separately.
Red Royal
50 100 250 500 1.29 1.25 1.14 .98
Includes everything pictured here, and ships today!
Upscale timesaver combo!
Ultra Lanyard Name Tag Combo includes 50 Ultra Lanyards, with the appeal of lanyards for the price of a cord, attached to 50 thicker-than-the-competition Preferred Vinyl Holders.
1000 .56 .56
Buy Timesaving Name Tag Inserts Too Use 4" × 3" Quick-Snap Name Tag Inserts in our Combos! See p. 7.
phone 800.233.9767
shop online!
www.pcnametag.com
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| Full Color & Specialty pp. 34-37
| Necklaces & Combos pp. 38-45
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