Bsc Preferred WR106RD Wristbands 500 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED WR106RD is a pack of 500 disposable wristbands designed for short-term event identification and access control. Each band is lightweight, waterproof, and tear resistant, making it suitable for use in both indoor and outdoor environments. The bands are sequentially numbered to support tracking and accountability at the point of entry. They are designed to fit most adult wrist sizes and are constructed for breathable, comfortable wear over the course of a single event or shift. Facility managers, event staff, and security personnel are the typical end users for this type of identification product.

These wristbands are well suited for short-duration events, temporary site access, patient identification in clinical settings, amusement facilities, and similar applications where a low-cost, single-use credential is required. The sequential numbering allows staff to log wristband ranges issued, which supports basic access auditing. Each case contains 500 bands, making this product appropriate for medium to large-scale events or ongoing facilities that rotate staff and visitors regularly.

Key Features

• Waterproof and tear-resistant construction for durability through active wear
• Sequential numbering on each band for tracking and accountability
• Fits most wrist sizes with a lightweight, low-profile design
• Breathable material for comfortable extended wear during events or shifts
• 500 bands per case for cost-effective bulk deployment

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose disposable wristband for short-term event identification, access control, and temporary credentialing applications across a wide range of venues and facilities.

Installation Notes

No tools are required for application. Bands are applied by hand and are intended as single-use, non-reusable credentials. Staff should apply bands snugly but without restricting circulation. Once applied, bands should not be removed and reapplied, as this compromises their integrity as a tamper-evident credential.