Company shifts from event technology to personal protection equipment

ID&C has started bringing in stock supply of three-ply and KN95 civilian masks to its warehouse in Bradenton.


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Courtesy. During the coronavirus, event wristband and pass company ID&C is shifting to enter the personal protection equipment business.
Courtesy. During the coronavirus, event wristband and pass company ID&C is shifting to enter the personal protection equipment business.
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BRADENTON — During the coronavirus pandemic, event wristband and pass company ID&C is shifting to enter the personal protection equipment business.

After being unable to find a reliable local PPE supplier, ID&C began bringing in stock supply of three-ply and KN95 civilian masks to its warehouse in Bradenton, according to a press release. With a production capacity of around 1 million units a week, Bradenton-based ID&C now offers bulk orders (up to 10 million units) as well as small-quantity orders (as low as 50 units). 

 

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