Overview of card encoding machines

Encoding systems for cards and tickets

Our encoding systems personalize magnets, RFID tags, and chips reliably and efficiently.

CS-Laser

Modular laser coding system for ID-1 cards

CS-LWR Codiersystem von Rinas mit Inkjet-Druck und Scanner

CS-LWR

Encoding system for all three different card types

CS-SWR

Fast encoding system for magnetic cards
CS DOD Druckmodul von Rinas Gerätetechnik für Inkjet Druck

CS-DOD

Variable ink printing for ID-1 cards & tickets (LED-UV)

RFE

For continuous and perforated tickets (public transport/access)

What are encoding systems?

Encoding systems are complete systems for personalizing cards and tickets. They combine transport, encoding, optional printing, verification, and output in a modular design. The goal is reproducible quality at high cycle rates with quick integration into existing lines.

Typical areas of application

Which media are supported?

How do you encode maps?

The process includes data transfer, coding, verification, and documentation.

  1. Select data source (CSV or database) and start job

  2. Separation and transport of the card or ticket web

  3. Encoding depending on technology

    • Magnet according to ISO 7811 with HICO or LOCO

    • Contactless RFID according to common standards

    • Chip contact or contactless

  4. Inline verification through read checks and image control

  5. Optional printing or laser marking

  6. Output control, destacking, logging

Components of a coding system

  • Transport route with separator and destacker

  • Encoding modules for magnets, RFID, and chips

  • Print modules for variable data

  • Laser marking for permanent marking

  • Flipper for double-sided machining

  • Scanner for reading and verification

  • Control with defined inputs and outputs as well as interfaces

Frequently asked questions about encoding systems

Yes. The modules can be combined as needed and run in a cycle.