Printed materials
The traditional paper-based ticket card (standard wax-based thermal transfer carbon tape: when using art paper ticket machine, the conductor needs to change the carbon tape and ticket paper from time to time), which is dull, elastic and not easy to break.
The biggest difference between the magnetic card train ticket and the paper train ticket is that the face hardness is higher, which is similar to the subway ticket. Nowadays, magnetic card tickets with silver metallic luster are not only used by EMUs. Magnetic card tickets are slightly smaller than traditional paper tickets, and the front background color is light blue. Magnetic card tickets are hard and opaque. It is specially made of special paper by the railway department. This paper can satisfy two recording methods of magnetic internal information and thermal information at the same time, and has specific requirements for these two recording performances. The recorded magnetic information requires strong anti-interference ability and high reliability, and the electromagnetic interference sources that people come into contact with in daily life cannot destroy the recorded information. Heat-sensitive recorded information should be resistant to high temperature and meet the requirements of long-term preservation. The heat-sensitive recorded text information does not fade in boiling water and can be stored for more than ten years.
What is a magnetic card train ticket?
The biggest difference between the magnetic card train ticket and the paper train ticket is that the face hardness is higher, which is similar to the subway ticket. At present, magnetic card tickets with silver metallic luster are not only used by EMUs. The printed contents on the front of the ticket include the number of trains, seat numbers, fares and other information, as well as the design of the EMU. On the back, there are some relevant instructions about taking the train. [Edit this paragraph] The main difference is that train tickets are generally paper, but passengers who take EMU trains in Shanghai will find that they get a magnetic card train ticket. In front of the special ticket window of EMU, the tickets bought by passengers are no longer traditional paper tickets, but this kind of subway magnetic card tickets. It is the first time for most passengers to see such tickets. There are 9 ticket gates in front of two special waiting rooms for EMUs in Shanghai Railway Station. Among them, 7 groups are 55 cm wide, passengers with less luggage can pass through, and 2 groups are 90 cm wide, and passengers with wheelchairs or larger luggage can pass through. When passengers enter the station, as long as they insert the magnetic card ticket face up into the ticket slot, the ticket will jump out of the ticket slot above the gate, and the small door of the gate will open, so passengers can enter the station. When passengers see this card, they will know that it is inserted in this way, which is more convenient. Due to the trial operation stage, the paper tickets of EMU are still in use. As many passengers are not familiar with the use of magnetic card tickets, a ticket inspector and a technician are arranged at the entrance of the special waiting room for each EMU to help passengers. Technicians reminded that magnetic card tickets are different from paper tickets, so it is best for passengers not to rub or fold the tickets before entering the station, which will affect the identification of magnetic cards. [Edit this paragraph] Note 1. Paper tickets will still be checked by ticket inspectors and then enter the station. Never put paper tickets into the self-service ticket checking machine of magnetic card tickets; 2. Every magnetic card train ticket has the train number information, and you can only pass the ticket gate of the designated waiting room by the train number. If you run to the wrong waiting room or gate, you can't get into the station. 3. After the magnetic card ticket jumps out of the ticket gate, passengers should remember to take it back, because it is the certificate that passengers sit in the right position after getting on the bus. [Edit this paragraph] Background: Most passengers still use the special window for EMU tickets on the west side of the southwest exit of Shanghai Railway Station with paper tickets. It is found that many passengers who buy EMU tickets are no longer holding traditional paper tickets, but magnetic card tickets with silver metallic luster. A passenger going to Changzhou showed his newly bought D446 magnetic card ticket, which is similar to the one-time ticket of Shanghai Metro and only used for EMU trains. The printed contents on the front of the ticket include information such as train number, seat number and fare. , as well as the pattern of the EMU, while on the back are some relevant regulations and magnetic barcodes about the EMU ride. Shanghai Railway Station has two special waiting rooms for EMUs, and there are nine ticket gates in front of each waiting room. The gate is half a man's height and has two small doors. After the passenger inserts the magnetic card ticket into the ticket collection port in front, the ticket will jump out of the ticket collection port above the gate, and the small door will be opened, so the passenger can enter the station. After observing in front of the ticket gate for about 20 minutes, it is found that most passengers entering the waiting room still hold traditional paper tickets, and the proportion of passengers holding paper tickets and magnetic card tickets is about 3: 1. According to reports, due to the trial operation stage, EMU tickets in Shanghai are still paper tickets and magnetic card tickets. The unfamiliarity of passengers is often "intercepted"
What kinds of magnetic cards are there? What kind of card will degauss?
First, the phone card-it is one of the cards that are most closely related to people's lives. Divided into contact type (insert the card into the phone)
There is also a non-contact type (you don't need to insert the card into the phone, just dial the password). Telephone cards were developed in Italy in 1976. 1In May, 985, Shenzhen-Hong Kong Telecom took the lead in using China in Chinese mainland. At present, all kinds of telecom companies in all provinces and cities in China are issuing all kinds of calling cards.
Second, the subway card is a valuable certificate for taking the subway train, that is, the ticket. The earliest underground railway built in China was in the capital of Beijing in 1960s. Cities with underground railways now include: Beijing, Tianjin, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Hong Kong and so on.
3. Bank card-a card issued by each bank for stored value or commemorative purposes. There are two kinds of valuable and worthless. Some can be stored and exchanged, and some have calendars printed on the back as souvenirs.
Fourth, the house number-it is a card card for a scenic spot, memorial hall or exhibition. There are two kinds of priceless. There are also souvenirs specially designed for tourists and visitors.
5. Stamp reservation card-a credit certificate specially made by the postal department for stamp collectors to ensure the supply of stamps. Generally, the postage for issuing stamps throughout the year is prepaid.
6. Bookmark (book card) is an art collection with national patent, which is selected by experts organized by China Publishers Association from about10.2 million books published by more than 500 publishing houses in China every year. The material is PVC (plastic).
Seven, shopping cards-some are called "VIP cards". It is a kind of preferential voucher made by some shopping malls, shops, hotels, restaurants and teahouses for customers to buy our goods or consume.
Eight, calendar card-is a convenient tool card to carry and check the date.
Nine, commemorative cards-are some party and government departments, organs, organizations, enterprises and institutions to commemorate major festivals, celebrities or major events issued or printed cards, generally no face value, only for commemorative collection.