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✓ Published: 07-Dec-2014
✓ Published: 07-Dec-2014
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As per Workz recharge card warranty, our acceptable use criteria for over scratch is defined as 20 scratch attempts (10 cycles) or more when scratching with a coin, or fingernail at 15 Newton force (approx. 1.5 kg) before visible damage to the PIN occurs. This video details Workz over scratch testing done on all production.nnContact us today on +971 4 453 3198 to learn more.nFor more information, visit our website at www.workz.comnnwww.workz.comnnText in video:nScratch test with coin nnScratch
As per Workz recharge card warranty, our acceptable use criteria for over scratch is defined as 20 scratch attempts (10 cycles) or more when scratching with a coin, or fingernail at 15 Newton force (approx. 1.5 kg) before visible damage to the PIN occurs. This video details Workz over scratch testing done on all production.nnContact us today on +971 4 453 3198 to learn more.nFor more information, visit our website at www.workz.comnnwww.workz.comnnText in video:nScratch test with coin nnScratch
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