Stick & Staple RFID Tag

No. The RFID Stick and Staple Tag is not designed for metal surfaces and should not be used on them. Metal interferes with RFID signals, resulting in poor performance or complete failure to scan. This tag is meant to be stuck to cardboard or plastic, or stapled to wooden pallets or barrels.

Staple only through the clearly marked staple area on the tag, specifically engineered not to disrupt the antenna. Avoid placing staples through the center or edges, as these may damage the chip or inlay. This method ensures the RFID tag functions reliably and delivers quick, error-free scans.

The industrial-grade adhesive allows the tag to stick to smooth, clean surfaces like cartons or plastic packaging. For wooden crates or rough surfaces, the adhesive may not hold, and stapling is recommended. The adhesive is weather-resistant, and ensures that once applied, the tag remains firmly in place throughout the product’s journey.

Yes. This tag is fully compatible with most RFID reader systems, including mobile and fixed readers. After application, use a double tap scan to verify that the tag is readable and data is correct. Each tag can be programmed to hold identifiers, inventory details, or customer shipment codes.

Each RFID chip supports a range of variable data, including product IDs, order numbers, timestamps, and encoded information for stock or customer systems. The content can also be locked or updated based on your application requirements. Custom labels with printed text and graphics are also available.

By enabling faster, more accurate scans during inventory and shipping, these tags reduce errors and delays. This leads to more accurate order fulfillment and better tracking across the supply chain—key elements of better customer service. With variable data encoding and easy visibility, businesses can respond faster to customer needs.

Absolutely. It offers a balanced price point, reducing the need for multiple tag types by combining adhesive and staple functionality. Whether tracking thousands of items or streamlining a labeling process, this RFID solution delivers strong ROI, efficient performance, and application flexibility.