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CASE STUDY
Fast-paced
security
One of Europe’s top five ‘American Football’ teams supports
fans with the help of Zebra Card Printer Solutions.
usseldorf based Rhein
D
Fire, a leading,
European, American
Football team uses
Zebra Card Printers to
produce thousands of annual club
passes for fans. The new printers,
supplied by Cards & More, a
plastic card manufacturer, and
long-standing Zebra Card Printer
reseller, provided the club with the
state-of-the-art ticketing system.
Cards & More is a well-known
brand of Challenge Card Design
(CCD), and one of the early
pioneers in the card printer market
– reselling printer card solutions
for over ten years. The company is
well recognised as a specialist
solution provider in the growing
plastic card printing market and an
ideal choice for Rhein Fire as the
club was new to card printing
solutions.
Higher security
Rhein Fire is one of five teams in
the European offshoot of the
National Football League (NFL) in
the US. As the number of fans
increase every year the club
recognised the need to update its
existing solution for producing
annual passes and season tickets.
It also needed something that
would provide higher security and
would be more durable to last
throughout the year. Rhein Fire
chose CCD as a preferred
supplier, as the club had never
used printers previously and
wanted to work with a company
who had a lot of experience and
With the Zebra Card Printer 330i, Rhein Fire now has a fast, modern, specially designed and could apply the printer solution to
secure solution for printing both season tickets and accreditation passes. its specific requirements. >>
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