RFID Tags for Asset Tracking

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Misplaced assets are a challenge for any business, so tracking and keeping order around supplies helps you save valuable time and money—you’re not wasting time tracking down assets or wasting money replacing equipment you can’t find. Asset tracking labels—whether RFID, barcode or other tracking technology—are designed so the asset can be easily identified and tracked in any environment. Not only is the construction customizable (paper, plastic, metal, etc.), you can also customize your asset tags with text, logos, sequential numbers, barcodes, RFID and more.

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Metalcraft's durable RFID Bale Tag, ideal for tracking various types of bales, features a robust polymer design with a nickel grommet for strength, customizable colors and enhanced visibility. View Product
Metalcraft's Standard RFID Label is ideal for tracking returnable containers, offering durable, weather-resistant construction with customizable, subsurface-printed data and logos for reliable use in rugged environments. View Product
Metalcraft's reusable RFID hang tags offer durable, customizable tracking for assets on various surfaces, with easy attachment and rugged performance. View Product
RFID Life Vest Labels streamline presence checks and expiration inspections for airline life vests, offering fast, accurate readings, customizable options, and dual-record storage for lifecycle and maintenance data. View Product
The European Universal Mini RFID Tag is a low-profile, durable, surface-independent RFID solution with excellent read range and customizable, high-quality printing. View Product
Metalcraft's Stick and Staple RFID Tag combines adhesive with an option for stapling, ensuring secure attachment to hard-to-adhere surfaces without damaging the inlay. View Product
The European Universal RFID Asset Tag offers low-profile, versatile tracking on any material, with durable construction and customizable printing. View Product
ReadySense Passive RFID Temperature Sensor Tags offer flexible, cost-effective temperature monitoring for informed decision-making. View Product
The durable Metalcraft RFID Server Rack Tag offers offset mounting for metal surfaces, ideal for rugged environments with customizable printing for reliable asset tracking. View Product
Our new Long Range Universal RFID Tag boasts a 55 ft. read range on metal, making it a great choice for long-distance applications. View Product
The Universal Eco-Mini RFID Tag offers a 25 ft. read range on metal, cost savings, eco-friendly design, and is ideal for retail inventory tracking, compatible with standard RFID printers. View Product
The Universal Eco-Mini Plus RFID Tag delivers a 25 ft. read range on metal, cost-efficiency, eco-friendliness with 40% less material, and is compatible with standard RFID printers, ideal for durable asset tracking. View Product
The Universal MC RFID Tag is a versatile, cost-effective, USA-made solution for on-metal and standard applications, available preprinted or for onsite printing to suit any asset tagging needs. View Product
The Universal Micro RFID Tag, a compact and flexible solution with impressive read ranges up to 9 ft, fits where other tags cannot and offers durable, customizable asset tracking across various surfaces. View Product
The Universal Mini RFID Tag offers compact, high-performance tracking with impressive read ranges on any surface, perfect for limited spaces and versatile asset management View Product
The Onsite Printable Universal Mini RFID Tag is a compact, surface-independent tag with excellent read ranges, allowing for onsite printing and easy application on any material, ideal for versatile asset tracking. View Product
The Universal RFID Asset Tag is a versatile, surface-independent solution with a low-profile, durable design that provides excellent read ranges on any material, customizable with crisp, detailed logos for effective asset tracking. View Product
The Universal RFID Hard Tag provides excellent read ranges on any surface, durable impact-resistant housing, UV protection, and customizable, high-quality labels, ideal for asset tracking in harsh environments. View Product
The DuraDestruct RFID Security Tag features a dual-destruct design, breaking the antenna upon tampering to limit read range and crumbling if further removal is attempted, ensuring secure, non-transferable tagging. View Product
Metalcraft's RFID Flex Hard Tags offer a cost-effective, durable, and flexible solution for rugged assets, delivering reliable 22-24 ft. read range performance, ideal for returnable containers and harsh environments. View Product
RFID Emergency Equipment Tags enable quick, long-range expiration checks of aviation emergency gear, customizable and attachable with ties or adhesive, conforming to SAE AS5678A standards. View Product

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Metalcraft and CSL – A Winning Combination

The Eco-Mini Universal RFID product line from Metalcraft, paired with Convergence Systems Limited readers, delivers a high-performance, cost-effective solution for long-range RFID applications. Designed to work efficiently on metal surfaces, the compact Eco-Mini tags offer up to a 25-foot read range. They enhance retail inventory tracking by improving accuracy, reducing shrinkage, and boosting operational efficiency through real-time tracking, automated checkouts, and faster audits. These durable tags ensure better customer experiences with seamless restocking and product availability.

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FAQs

Asset tracking is the process of monitoring and managing physical assets, equipment, or inventory within an organization. It involves using technology, such as barcodes, radio frequency identification (RFID), or other tracking systems. The primary goal of asset tracking is to improve efficiency, reduce losses, enhance security, and streamline overall operations.

Key aspects of asset tracking include:

  1. Identification – assigning unique identifiers such as barcodes, QR codes, or RFID tags to each asset for easy tracking.
  2. Tracking and data management – using technology to monitor the location and status of an asset. Collecting and managing data related to asset information, maintenance history, and other relevant data.Automation – implementing automated systems that can update asset information without manual intervention, reducing the risk of human error.
  3. Reporting and Analysis – generating reports and analytics based on the collected data to make informed decisions, optimize asset utilization, and identify areas for improvement.

Asset tracking is widely used in various industries, including manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, retail and more. It helps organizations save time, reduce costs, and improve overall operational efficiency by providing visibility into their asset inventory.

Asset tracking offers several benefits to organizations across various industries. Some of the key advantages include:

  1. Improved Visibility – asset tracking provides visibility into the location and status of assets, enabling organizations to know where their valuable resources are.
  2. Reduced Losses and Theft – by monitoring assets closely, organizations can quickly identify and respond to instances of theft or unauthorized uses.
  3. Optimized Asset Utilization – efficient tracking allows organizations to optimize the use of assets, ensuring that they are deployed where and when they are needed. This can lead to better resource utilization and cost savings.
  4. Enhanced Productivity – with accurate information on asset location and status, organizations can streamline workflows, reduce downtime, and improve overall productivity
  5. Preventative Maintenance – asset tracking systems often include maintenance tracking features. This enables organizations to schedule and perform preventative maintenance based on usage patterns, reducing the risk of unexpected breakdowns and extending the lifespan of assets.
  6. Cost Saving – by preventing losses, optimizing asset usage, and implementing preventative maintenance, organizations can achieve significant cost savings over time.
  7. Compliance and Accountability – asset tracking helps in maintaining compliance with regulations and industry standards. It also promotes accountability by keeping a record of asset movements and usage.

In summary, asset tracking contributes to operational efficiency, cost savings, security, and overall organizational effectiveness by providing accurate information about the location, status and usage of assets.

Asset tracking is important for several reasons, and its significance extends across various industries. Here are some key reasons why asset tracking is considered crucial.

  1. Cost Savings – asset tracking helps organizations optimize the use of their assets. This can result in cost savings over time.
  2. Loss Prevention – by monitoring the location and status of assets, organizations can quickly identify and respond to instances of loss, theft or misuse.
  3. Improved Productivity – knowing the location of assets streamlines operations. It reduces the time spent searching for equipment, tools, or inventory, leading to increased productivity and streamlined workflows.
  4. Enhanced Security – asset tracking systems contribute to improved security by providing a means to monitory and control access to valuable assets.
  5. Customer Satisfaction – for businesses involved in delivering products or services, accurate and timely asset tracking contributes to meeting customer expectations.
  6. Data-Driven Decision Making – asset tracking systems generate valuable data that can be analyzed to make informed decisions about procurement maintenance strategies, and overall operational improvements

Asset tracking is important because it helps organizations save costs, prevent losses, improve security, enhance productivity, and make informed decisions based on accurate information about their assets.