Match the tag to the item
Material, shape, available space and handling conditions affect tag selection. Discuss metal surfaces, exposure and durability requirements before choosing a tag.
Hardware
Give each item an identifier that suits the way it is used. We help you choose RFID tags for the item material, attachment method and working environment.
Discuss RFID tags
Material, shape, available space and handling conditions affect tag selection. Discuss metal surfaces, exposure and durability requirements before choosing a tag.
Provide sample items, possible tag positions and expected handling conditions. Check suitability and reading performance with the selected reader and application before a wider deployment.
RFID Tags
Examples of the product types we can help you review. The right choice depends on your items, site and application.

Adhesive labels with an RFID inlay, often printed and applied to cartons, files and general items.

Tags in a rigid housing for returnable assets, containers and items that are handled frequently.

Tags designed to be read when fixed to metal surfaces such as equipment, racks and tools.

Formats carried by people, for example for identification or access in an agreed application.
Example product types for illustration. Models, specifications and availability are confirmed during selection for your application.
No. The tag must suit the item material and reading setup. Confirm the selected model is suitable and test it on representative items.
Start with your item, how the tag will be attached and the operating conditions. Test sample tags with the intended reader before a wider deployment.
Tell us what you want to improve, whether it is tracking assets, managing access or coordinating materials and workflows. We will review your needs and discuss a practical next step.
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