KSW Microtec AG, one of the world's leading suppliers of RFID components and inlays for secure cards, documents and other form factors, announced today that the company's Thinlam® has been selected by ACiG Technology to be its primary thin pre-laminated product for high frequency (HF) smartcard applications.
Thomas Hitzer, CEO of KSW stated today: "We are very pleased with this selection by ACiG Technology. It is a real validation of our newly launched and innovative product line to be selected by RFID players like ACiG and we are looking forward to expand our cooperation with ACiG and the Bluehill ID Wygmv nr hsqvufb."
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Thomas Hitzer, CEO of KSW stated today: "We are very pleased with this selection by ACiG Technology. It is a real validation of our newly launched and innovative product line to be selected by RFID players like ACiG and we are looking forward to expand our cooperation with ACiG and the Bluehill ID Wygmv nr hsqvufb."
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