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RFID labels

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RFID labels

One component of the RFiD system is a label with a processor and antenna, which can also be printed and programmed in label printers. RFiD tags are used as paper labels, adhesive-free tags or textile tags. We also have special solutions available for metal surfaces and moisture- and weather-resistant RFiD tags. At our company, we offer complete solutions for RFiD systems – RFiD tags, RFiD printers and RFiD readers.

Alcoholic Beverages, Automotive, Construction Industry, Cosmetics, Electronics, Industrial labels, Logistics, Pharmacy

Description:

RFiD labels for component labelling – the RFiD system significantly expands the possibilities of managing the circulation of components, intermediates and products in the supply chain. The solution is essential for automating production and can significantly speed up the processes of identifying and locating components, as well as allowing detailed monitoring and recording of work in progress.
RFiD labels for product identification – RFiD markings placed on products allow consumers to quickly obtain information such as composition, date of production, marketing campaigns, etc.
RFiD systems for warehouse tagging – tagging stored products and components in the warehouse with RFiD tags enables quick location of storage locations and facilitates the management of goods circulation in the warehouse.
RFID inventory tags – significantly speed up the process of stocktaking and stock management in the warehouse.
the ability to read multiple tags e.g. UHF from a long distance in one second,

no requirement for direct contact between the tag and the reader

the possibility of recording additional information not only on the label itself, but also in the tag's memory, deleting and editing them,

possibility of multiple use of the same tag,

long tag lifetime and applicability to various needs (e.g. laundry tags resistant to washing conditions, tags resistant to high temperatures – even over 200°C),

What is RFiD?

Radio-frequency identification – a technology that uses radio waves to transmit data and power the electronic circuitry of an RFiD tag to identify it.

The RFiD tag can take the form of:

an adhesive label, e.g. paper or foil, which, in addition to encoding the data in it, can be printed in the traditional way with a thermal transfer printer

an adhesive-free tag or textile tag – also printable by thermal transfer

RFiD flags to be used in the case of metallic products or those containing water, in which case the non-adhesive part of the label

protrudes above the product, thus increasing the range of the RFiD antenna, making it possible to read data from products which, as a rule, shield the radio waves, making it impossible to transmit data.

tablets, e.g. RFiD tags, which are used in the laundry industry, e.g. by sewing them into workers' clothes

RFiD tag – in the form of e.g. a plastic tag resistant to weather conditions, mechanical trauma or high temperatures (may include an adhesive layer or riveting holes)

access/personal identification cards - printing and encoding possible with special card printers

There are several RFID technology standards that differ in operating frequency, read range, data transfer speed, interference resistance and error handling. As a rule, three basic radio wave frequency ranges are used for tag communication:

LF with short range, e.g. person identification

HF (high frequency), reading from a few centimetres to about a metre,

UHF (ultrahigh frequency) in Europe is 865-868 MHz, have a range of up to several metres and read up to several hundred tags per second e.g. identification of resources, materials, components, tools or clothing.

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