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New! Non-Glare Holder


Sometimes too much light makes it hard to see details. That's when you can count on our new, matte-fi nish vinyl holder to keep name tags easily readable.


When using our Non-Glare Holder is the clear choice.


Our matte-fi nish, refl ection- reducing holder is ideal for:


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New! Non-Glare Vinyl Name Tag Holder Squelch squinting at name tags in bright light


Our Non-Glare Vinyl Holder has a matte fi nish, which reduces glare by removing unwanted refl ections so name tags are easier to read. It's ideal for any occasion when light can get in the way of your seeing a name tag clearly. And since this is one of our Preferred Vinyl Holders, it's thicker than most for reuse at multiple meetings.


• Matte fi nish reduces glare so images and text are easy to see and read - especially helpful if you are recording events on video!


• Non-glare holder is the optimal choice when scanning barcodes and QR codes Quantity


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New! Pin/Clip New! Clip


New! Magnet Price each. Sold in increments of 100.


100 .56


.50 1.74


300 .47


.41 1.68


500 .43


.38 1.57


1000 .41


.35 1.53


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An outdoor event


Occasions that use spotlights


A videotaped meeting (viewers often see refl ections on badges)


Scanning barcodes and QR codes or key codes on name tags


Whenever a matte fi nish will go well with your event


See the non-glare difference for yourself! Call for your FREE Comparison Pack.


Pin/Clip


Clip


Magnet*


Traditional Holder


Matte fi nish reduces distracting glare and keeps names readable


* Magnets may interfere with the performance of pacemakers and items with magnetic information such as credit cards, room keys and diskettes


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Non-Glare Holder shop online! www.pcnametag.com 5


HOLDERS & INSERTS


Vinyl pp. 4-11


| Specialty, Custom & Color-Coded pp. 12-19


| On-Site Printers pp. 20-22


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