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Efficient Inventory Management with RFID Labels and Tags: Our Top Products

One of the most important parts of building an RFID system is choosing the right tags. Different items require different attachment levels and durability. Liquid filled containers and metal items can negatively impact your RFID read accuracy without the right tag. We supply a full range of RFID tags, ranging from simple RFID labels for cardboard boxes starting at £0.10 per label to 6 mm x 6 mm heat resistant hard tags, to large hard tags designed for a long read range on shipping containers. All our tags come from world-class RFID suppliers, such as Zebra, Confidex and Omni-ID. Scroll down to learn more about what type of RFID tags are available. If you’re not sure which tag is right for you, fill in our simple RFID tag selector at the link below and receive a personalised RFID tag recommendation straight to your inbox. 

General Labels

RFID Labels

Advanced Tags and Labels

Advanced RFID Labels

Specialty Tags and Labels

Specialty hard tags and labels

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Now that you’ve seen what RFID tags and labels from Zebra are available, see what software we have available.

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FAQs

RFID tags part of a tracking system, as they store data, which can be accessed using radio frequency waves to search, track, communicate and identify assets and people.

RFID tags can be attached to an object and used to track tools, equipment, assets, inventory, people, and other objects.

An RFID tag can also be known as a transponder.

Passive RFID can show location to within a ‘zone’, such as a room, based on which RFID antenna detected the tag. Active RFID tags can be used to calculate the location of the assets within an accuracy of less than a metre.

Passive RFID consist of a microchip, which stores the data, and an antenna, that is used to transmit its data when energised by an RFID reader. The chip is responsible for storing the data, whereas the antennas are used to pick up the signals and transmit the information back to the reader. 

A wide range of industries use RFID, with retail, healthcare, manufacturing and logistics using RFID tags for inventory management and asset management.

Some RFID tags are labels, made from paper, polypropylene or PET. Some tags are made from hard plastic and are more robust, but more costly.

General labels are commonly used in warehouse operations. Advanced tags and labels are used in the retail, healthcare, and manufacturing sectors and speciality tags and labels are used more in the industrial sector, due to their metal surfaces and the fact that they can withstand higher temperatures.

RFID has multiple features, with the ability to scan hundreds of tags at once and not needing line of sight to read tags. For example, you can scan a box full of clothes without having to open it.

RFID labels and tags can be reused by re-assigning the tag’s ID to a new asset with software, or by re-writing the data on the tag to match a new asset.

STOCKTAKING MADE SIMPLER WITH THE TEC-RFID ASSET MANAGEMENT APP

Stocktaking is made simple with the TEC-RFID Asset Management app, increasing not only the speed of your stocktake, but the accuracy too.

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