Drop-in standard open slots or four-side perimeter locking clips? A technical comparison of portrait V-1 vs heavy-movement V-2 and landscape H-1 frames.
Punching a slot directly into a PVC card compromises its solid core. Repeated lanyard movement causes micro-fractures radiating from the punch hole, eventually snapping the top edge.
A molded 100% virgin optical polycarbonate holder absorbs all mechanical lanyard tension, shielding corners from chipping and preventing RFID copper antenna coils from delaminating.
The V-1 is IDGen's most popular portrait model. Designed specifically for vertical CR80 credentials (86 × 54 mm), it features an open top slip-in slot and a contoured bottom thumb groove for fast card extraction.
It is ideal for academic campuses, office desks, and environments where cards must be periodically removed for manual verification or magnetic stripe swiping.
When corporate credentials feature wide landscape layouts (such as dual logos, emergency contacts, or long employee titles), the H-1 provides optical-grade clarity without tilting.
Equipped with a precision-centered 20 mm lanyard slot and dual side chain holes, the H-1 hangs completely level against the chest.
For field engineers, factory floor operators, logistics teams, and active personnel, cards sliding out during physical bending is a major liability.
The V-2 solves this with four precision snap-fit perimeter clips that lock around all four edges of the card. Once snapped inside, the card cannot fall out accidentally under vigorous shaking or jumping.
Specify V-2 holders for university sports departments, industrial plant workers, and event security personnel where card loss must be eliminated.
Review this quick guideline when ordering your institutional setup:
• Students & School Staff: Model V-1 (Vertical Standard, ₹6/pc)
• Corporate Executives & Horizontal Formats: Model H-1 (Horizontal Standard, ₹6/pc)
• Field Staff, Hospital Nurses & Technicians: Model V-2 (4-Side Lock, ₹7/pc)
• VIP Delegates & Directors: Model CV-1 Crystal Acrylic Beveled Case (₹25/pc)
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