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PAULSON® GAMING CHIPS
All Paulson® chips are custom made exclusively for each
casino to accommodate each casino’s preferences. With
a long tradition of quality and experience coupled with an
efficient Research and Development department, Paulson chips
are able to offer the highest quality and the widest selection
of state-of-the-art gaming chips. Paulson chips are successful
due to a unique feel and easy handling. Casinos also appreciate
the great inlay printing process. The background of the inlay
can be white or printed in color. A casino can choose any
drawing or picture for its custom background design.
Paulson chips are made of up to 13 different components.
They are thermo-compressed and are commonly referred to as
“clay chips.” Paulson chips are custom molded with
personalized inlays.
In order to create a custom Paulson chip, the following must
be selected:
- Size of the chip.
- Color combination, the base color and the one, two or
three edge spot colors.
- Type of pattern.
- Size of the inlays.
- And the most important point, the security features.
CHIP AND INLAY SIZES (Click
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Paulson chips are available in three sizes: 39mm, 43mm and
48mm. The central décor, commonly named the inlay,
is available in three diameter sizes:
- Standard (7/8”)
- Grand, the most popular (1 1/16”)
- Giant (1 3/8”)
PAULSON® COLOR CHART (Click
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Paulson® chips are available in a wide range of 64 colors.
All colors can be used as a base color or as an edge spot
color. These printed colors are a close representation only
and may vary on the finished chip.
PAULSON® CHIP EDGE SPOT CHART (Click
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There are 33 different edge spot patterns from which to choose.
The number of edge spots can vary from 2 to 16. The edge spot
comes in four different sizes and each edge spot can be a
different color.
HOT STAMPED CHIPS (Click
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Paulson® offers solid color chips that are used for the
lowest denomination of the chip bank. These single color chips
are hot stamped thanks to a customized die. The text is usually
printed in gold, but other colors may be chosen if necessary.
ROULETTE CHIPS (Click
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Roulette chips are available in a 39mm size with an inlay.
Each chip has a customized mold with the word “Roulette”
molded twice on the rim and a roulette design is printed on
the inlay. There are 30 different designs available.
PAULSON® SECURITY FEATURES
GPI® USA never stops looking for new ways to build a
bettergaming chip to satisfy the needs of the customers, especially
in thearea of anti-counterfeiting. GPI USA is dedicated to
developing security features in Paulson® brand chips,
such as UV pigments, alpha dot and more recently, chips with
embedded microchips called Chipsoft™. Casinos can add
security features to the material and to the inlay.
IN THE MATERIAL:
ELP PIGMENT
ELP pigments can be added to the edge spots colors. The
ELP pigments are revealed under a UV light, and the edge
spot color will become fluorescent.
LASER LOCK MATERIAL (Click
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Laser Lock, developed by Laser Lock Technologies Inc, is
a patented product developed to make products safer. Laser
Lock components are mixed with the ink and are revealed
as green under an invisible laser beam sent by a special
pen.
CUSTOMIZED RIM
Instead of the famous Top hat and Cane mold on the outside
of the chip, GPI USA can customize the edge of each chip
by creating a special mold if preferred.
CHIPSOFT™ (Click
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Chipsoft™ is a value chip that has an embedded RFID.
Chipsoft™ opens the way to bringing the casino table
management systems up to the efficiency level of slot machine
management systems. It allows, with proper reading equipment,
a large number of highly secure, reliable and high-return
application systems for table management and chip tracking.
IN THE INLAY:
UV INK (Click
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The Paulson brand name or logo (Top hat and Cane) can be
printed on a chip in invisible UV ink. This standard Paulson
UV logo will be revealed in green under a black light. A
custom logo can also be added using the invisible UV ink.
ALPHA DOT
Alpha dot is a microscopic dot with text written on it.
It is placed on the inlay, and can be read thanks to a lenticular
lens.
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