RFID Tags for Retail

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Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology has transformed the retail industry by providing a more efficient and accurate way to track and manage inventory. It involves attaching RFID tags to products, which can be read remotely using RFID readers.

Retailers may face challenges when trying to apply RFID tags to certain products that are considered “hard-to-tag” due to their materials, i.e., metal, size, or other characteristics. Fortunately, we’ve got the solution for that! Our Universal Eco Mini RFID Tag and Eco Mini Plus RFID Tag offer excellent read range on metal at a fraction of the price of legacy products. In addition, our RFID Hang Tags are ideal for situations when an RFID tag can’t be affixed directly to the item.

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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 Ultimate Guide to RFID

RFID technology automates and streamlines asset tracking by wirelessly transmitting data from tags to readers, improving efficiency, accuracy, and security while reducing costs across industries like retail, healthcare, manufacturing, and warehousing.

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The Ultimate Guide to RFID

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Is RFID for You?

In this clip from Colynn Black’s RFID Real Talk playlist, Colynn discusses whether RFID technology is worth the investment. He emphasizes that the answer depends on individual circumstances and company goals. To assess RFID’s value, organizations should first identify their objectives and determine what they want to achieve with the technology. Colynn also highlights the importance of a company-wide commitment to RFID implementation, rather than leaving it to one person, to ensure successful integration and return on investment. While RFID may not solve every issue, it can offer significant solutions with creative applications.

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