Bsc Preferred WR120GN Plastic Wristbands 500 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED WR120GN is a pack of 500 single-use plastic wristbands designed for extended wear in access control, event management, facility security, and patient identification applications. Each band is constructed from durable, water-resistant and stretch-resistant plastic, making it suitable for environments where exposure to moisture or physical activity is expected. The non-reusable, tamper-resistant locking closure is engineered to prevent transfer between individuals, reinforcing security and accountability wherever positive identification is required. These wristbands are sold as a case of 500 units.

These wristbands are appropriate for use in a wide range of settings, including hospitals and medical facilities, event venues, amusement parks, recreational facilities, and industrial job sites where worker identification or access tiering is needed. The single-use design ensures that each band can only be worn once, eliminating the risk of unauthorized transfer. Security personnel, facility managers, event staff, and safety coordinators are the typical end users who deploy these bands as part of an identification or access management program.

Key Features

• Water-resistant and stretch-resistant plastic construction for durability in demanding environments
• Non-reusable locking closure prevents wristband transfer and deters unauthorized access
• Tamper-resistant design increases accountability and identification security
• Comfortable fit suitable for extended wear periods
• Case quantity of 500 units for high-volume deployment

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose single-use identification wristband suitable for event management, facility access control, and patient identification programs where tamper-resistant, non-transferable wristbands are required.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to apply these wristbands. Slide the wristband tab through the locking closure and press firmly until the lock engages. Once locked, the closure cannot be reopened without visible damage to the band. Verify that the locking mechanism is fully engaged before releasing the wearer to ensure tamper resistance is active.