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Vertical Market [back to top]
Aerospace RFID Tags
RFID tags for applications in the aerospace industry such as inventory management, DoD compliance and asset tracking applications
Agriculture RFID Tags
Perishable food tractability and asset tracking rfid tags
Apparel RFID Tags
RFID tags for the apparel industry for applications such as asset tracking and inventory management
Automotive RFID Tags
RFID tags for applications in the auto industry such as asset tracking, inventory management and asset management
Baggage RFID Tags
RFID tags for baggage tracking in airports and other similar industries
Car Wash RFID Tags
RFID tags for car wash applications
Chemical RFID Tags
Chemical industry RFID tags for improving inventory accuracy or asset tracking
Chip Timing RFID Tags
RFID tags for chip timing races and various chip timing applications
Cold Chain RFID Tags
Passive and active RFID tags for cold chain logistics, supply chain management and packaging
Construction RFID Tags
RFID tags for applications in the aerospace industry such as inventory management, DoD compliance and asset tracking applications
Data Center RFID Tags
Asset tracking, asset management, and inventory management rfid tags
Food RFID Tags
Food industry RFID tags for improving inventory accuracy or tracking product in the food supply chain
Footwear RFID Tags
Footwear industry rfid tags for applications such as in-store inventory accuracy and on-shelf availability
Healthcare RFID Tags
Healthcare industry rfid tags for applications such as inventory management, asset tracking, and patient tracking
Laundry RFID Tags
RFID tags for applications in the hospitality industry such as laundry inventory tracking and management
Liquor RFID Tags
Liquor asset tracking, asset management, and inventory management rfid tags
Logistics RFID Tags
Logistics
Medical RFID Tags
Medical
Mining RFID Tags
Passive and active RFID tags for miner safety and general mine operation applications
Oil & Gas RFID Tags
RFID tags for applications in the oil and gas industry
Pharma RFID Tags
RFID pharmaceutical tags for applications such as inventory management and asset tracking
Race Timing RFID Tags
RFID race timing tags for applications such as marathon, triathlon, bike and motor sport races
Supply Chain RFID Tags
RFID tags for supply chain management and operation applications
Transportation RFID Tags
Passive and active RFID tags for transportation and logistical RFID applications
Truck Wash RFID Tags
Truck wash RFID tags for improving vehicle tracking, truck wash solutions and vehicle identification
Application [back to top]
Access Control
An access control system is a system which enables an authority to control access to areas and resources in a given physical facility or computer-based information system.
Asset Tracking
Asset tracking refers to tracking the movement of physical assets. RFID enhances this tracking by automating this process by having RFID smart tags broadcast their signal.
Car Tracking
RFID tagging of cars enables inventory and security applications.
Container Tracking
Location tracking of containers can be enhanced by utilizing RFID tags to improve inventory and visibility.
Data Center Management
A data center or datacenter (or datacentre), also called a server farm, is a facility used to house computer systems and associated components, such as telecommunications and storage systems. RFID helps organizations meet IT asset-related reporting, legal and regulatory requirements.
Electronics Inventory Tracking
RFID enabling of electronic products allows for just-in-time (JIT) inventory improvements not previously available with bar coding solutions.
Employee Tracking
Employers have many options at their disposal when it comes to monitoring their employees, but the effectiveness can be improved using RFID.
Equipment Tracking
The ability for RFID to provide visibility of equipment is unmatched. An effective RFID equipment tracking solution can significantly improve equipment utilization.
Fleet Maintenance
Proper fleet identification is a cornerstone for any proper fleet maintenance program. RFID provides the ability to accurately identify any asset.
General Asset Tracking
RFID can improve any asset tracking program. The ability for RFID to determine the location of an asset without human intervention can provide significant productivity improvements.
Inventory Control
An effective inventory control system is designed to promote efficiency and inventory accuracy. RFID technology represents a paradigm shift in inventory control solutions.
IT Asset Tracking
In today's information centric age securing IT assets such as notebooks, hardrives and servers is critical to many types of organizations. RFID tagging of these IT assets provides the ability to ensure that sensitive information is properly secured.
Jewelry Inventory Management
The ability to manage any inventory is important to the overall success of a company but for jewelry companies it is vital. RFID provides the tool to track small and expensive items with minimal effort and in real time.
Library tracking
A library computer system is the software used to catalog, track circulation and inventory a library's assets. RFID simplifies this process by automating the ability to accurately inventory the libraries books.
Livestock tracking
The ability to automate the feeding and healthcare of livestock will only become more critical in the future. RFID is a foundation technology that the livestock industry will rely upon to meet tracking requirements and to reduce operating costs.
Pallet Tracking
Improving utilization and eliminating non-value added steps is important to any pallet tracking solution. RFID is the technology that improves any pallet tracking solution.
Patient Tracking
Finally there is a technology, RFID, that allows hospitals and other healthcare organization to efficiently track patients through complicated treatment workflows.
People tracking
When it comes to tracking people RFID can provide a cost effective and feature rich solution.
Retail Inventory Management
Overhead reduction, improving inventory turn times, and less shrinkage are just some of the benefits retailers are seeing after implementing a RFID based retail management solution.
Reusable Container Tracking
RFID based closed loop systems such as reusable container tracking typically have a high rate of return (return on investment - ROI)
Supply Chain Management
Major retailers of the world are leveraging RFID to improve warehouse management operations and out of stocks
Trade shows
Positive identification, streamlining the exchange of attendee's contact information and flow analysis are just a few of the benefits of using RFID to track trade show attendees.
Trailer Tracking
The ability to positively identify trailers can improve a distribution center's yard management system.
Truck Tracking
Streamlining gate house operations by reducing truck entry and exit times is improved by implementing a RFID base truck tracking system.
Frequency [back to top]
Active RFID Tags
Active RFID Tags are RFID tags that contain their own internal power source and typically can be categorized as 433 MHz, WiFi or UWB (Ultra Wide Band)
HF RFID Labels & Cards
HF RFID Labels and Cards are standard labels and cards that have a HF passive RFID tag embedded inside which creates a "smart label" or "smart card".
HF RFID Tags
HF RFID Tags are passive (contains no internal power source) 13.56 MHz RFID tags.
LF RFID Tags, Key FOBs and Cards
LF RFID Tags are passive (contains no internal power source) 125 kHz RFID tags that can be embedded into FOBs and Cards to create smart items.
UHF RFID Labels & Cards
UHF RFID Labels and Cards are standard labels and cards that have a UHF passive RFID tag embedded inside which creates a "smart label" or "smart card".
UHF RFID Tags
UHF RFID Tags operate in the Ultra High Frequency range of the RF spectrum and can be passive or active RFID tags
Custom Search [back to top]
RFID Chip
RFID chips designed for top performing RFID tags by the top RFID manufacturers
Active RFID tag
Active RFID tags
BAP RFID Tags
BAP RFID Tags
ID Badges
ID Badges
Key Fob
Key FOB
Library RFID Tags
Library RFID Tags
Metal Mount RFID Tags
Metal Mount RFID Tags
Near Field RFID Tags
Near Field RFID Tags
Passive RFID tags
Passive RFID tags
Rugged RFID Tags
Rugged RFID Tags
High Temperature RFID Tags
High Temperature RFID Tags
RFID Inlays
RFID inlays from the top RFID inlay manufacturers
What are RFID Tags?
The term “RFID Tags” is often used as a general term to describe not only RFID Tags but RFID Labels and RFID Cards. It is important to know which frequency your RFID solution operates at and what type of product the tag be affixed to before searching for a RFID tag. If your application is to track a metal tote you would want a RFID tag that is designed to be mounted on a metal surface (Metal RFID Tags). If you need additional information on a particular product please click on the “Request Info” link next to the product.
UHF (Ultra High Frequency) Tags, Labels and Cards operate at a frequency of 915 MHz. These types of tags are considered “Passive” – no onboard power source. The supply chain related mandates from retailers such as Wal-Mart, Sam’s Club and Metro require that UHF Passive RFID tags be used. These tags must comply with the international recognized standard set by EPCglobal (UHF Gen 2). UHF frequencies typically offer better range (20-30 ft) and can transfer data faster than LF and HF tags, but they use more power and are less likely to pass through materials.
HF (High Frequency) Tags, Labels and Cards operate at a frequency of 13.56 MHz. These types of tags are also “Passive” – no onboard power source. RFID applications that use HF RFID tags are typically the applications that require read distances of less than three feet. HF tags work better on objects made of metal (RFID Metal Tag) and can work around goods with high water content.
LF (Low Frequency) Tags, Labels and Cards are low-frequency tags (125khz) use less power and are better able to penetrate non-metallic substances. These types of tags are also “Passive” – no onboard power source. They are ideal for scanning objects with high-water content, such as fruit, but their read range is limited to less than a foot.
