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    Indala Introduces FlexISO™ Xt Composite Card

    March 18, 2003
    San Jose, CA (March 6, 2003) The new, revolutionary FlexISO XT (Extra Tough) composite card is Indala’s most durable and long lasting technology card. FlexISO XT integrates Indala’s breakthrough FlexSecur™ proximity technology within a card body designed to withstand extreme applications. Indala’s unique composite formulation enhances the structural integrity of the card, providing additional protection to the core electronics. The FlexISO XT is particularly effective in applications that require magnetic stripe and/or barcode transactions, and is ideal for use in high wear-and-tear environments, such as industrial and university settings."The FlexISO XT represents an intensive effort to develop an industrial grade, imageable, ISO-thin credential," said Marc Freundlich, president of Indala. "This card has been designed to endure high use applications previously reserved for thick, non-imageable cards."FlexISO XT works with all Indala FlexPass™ readers, allowing any number of cards to be easily re-issued as necessary. The card comes with a lifetime warranty, and can be factory programmed and shipped in five business days. FlexISO XT is also eligible for Indala’s FlexPass™ Express program, which guarantees shipment in as little as 48 hours from order acknowledgment. About INDALA Indala’s high-quality line of FlexPass® readers combines intelligent programming technology with interchangeable components, including uniform modules and a range of stylish cover designs. Indala’s product portfolio also consists of FlexPass cards, tags and OEM modules. With its unique method of programming cards and readers, Indala’s FlexSecur® security coding provides added security features to Indala’s proximity technology. Founded in 1985 and acquired by Motorola in 1993, Indala’s installed base consists of approximately 70 million cards and 1.5 million readers. Indala was acquired by ASSA ABLOY in November of 2001. The company’s headquarters is located in San Jose, California.

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