Asset Tags for Tool Tracking

Locate your tools and equipment more easily, while keeping a running inventory

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Having a tagging and tracking solution for your tools can help reduce loss and theft on site, keep a general inventory for re-orders and help you find what you need, when you need it. On top of that, making sure you’re successfully capturing data in extreme environments means needing a robust, reliable solution. Metalcraft is known for our products’ durability in the harshest of conditions—from high temperatures to abrasive/heavy impact situations, we have tool tracking solutions to stand up to whatever you (literally) throw at it. Now that’s ID Made Better®.

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Metalcraft's Premium Polyester Barcode Labels offer durable, flexible asset tracking, with subsurface printing for added protection and a strong adhesive for permanent application on curved surfaces. View Product
Metalcraft's Premium Stylemark Labels are durable, customizable polycarbonate labels with excellent resistance to harsh conditions, ideal for OEMs needing long-lasting, compliant solutions. View Product
"VALUMARK" Labels provide durable, affordable indoor asset tracking with protective subsurface printing, strong adhesion, and customizable printing options. View Product
Foil Barcode Labels conform to surfaces, resist chemicals and abrasion, and offer long-lasting, high-clarity barcodes, suitable for various applications. View Product
CRAFTMARK Polyester Barcode Labels offer thick polyester, strong .0035" adhesive, and durable subsurface printing, resisting harsh chemicals without a laminate. View Product
Metalcraft's ID Advantage Barcode Labels offer a thin profile, unlimited color options, and durable protection, making them ideal for high-volume tracking in moderate environments, with cost-effective custom sizing. View Product
Metalized Polyester Barcode Labels provide a metallic look at a lower cost, featuring crisp digital printing for logos and barcodes and a strong adhesive for secure application on various surfaces. View Product

Tool Tracking Videos

Passive RFID Tag Use on Metal

In this video, learn how to effectively use passive RFID tags on metal surfaces, a common challenge in RFID applications. Metal can interfere with RFID performance, but with proper research and testing, these issues can be minimized. Key considerations include understanding the difference between ferrous and non-ferrous materials, choosing between dual and single dipole inlays based on your read range needs, and using isolators like foam adhesives or ferrite materials to reduce interference. Additionally, indirect attachment methods, such as hanging the tag with fasteners, can help in certain applications. This guide will help optimize your RFID metal mount application for better performance.

Passive RFID Tag Use on Metal
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