RFID Tags for Warehousing

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Asset management is vital to the warehousing and distribution industry, likely more than any other industry here. That’s because keeping track of inventory and sending products to the right locations (asset tracking)is the core of what this industry is all about. In addition to being able to better manage one-off inventories of consumer goods, what’s more important is the reusable nature of asset management technologies for pallets and barrels. These items may be used for multiple years to ship products back and forth.

Whether your asset is sitting in a storage facility or actively in transit, it has to be properly tagged so that you can keep track of it. Large shipping containers, pallets and individual packages can all use asset tags so that your inventory management is not compromised by harsh handling conditions.

Durable and reusable RFID tags offer great benefits here, as well. RFID tags are often built to withstand years of use, even in hot and dirty delivery environments. Automating the QA process on load verification also helps to minimize missed deliveries to stores, which is a problem that costs distribution companies $25-30 million per year nationwide.

Metalcraft engineers know this industry inside and out, and can provide you with durable, reliable, cost-effective ID technologies that:

  • Keep track of inventory automatically
  • Receive and assign goods, knowing where everything is
  • Prevent shortages
  • Reduce unnecessary equipment purchases and incorrect deliveries
  • Discourage theft and counterfeiting
  • Provide real-time data on where every tracked item is
  • Create supply-chain process optimization and transparency
  • Provide a real-time account of safe handling

In warehouses and distribution centers, everything is subjected to harsh conditions. Call in the “tough” experts” to provide you with solutions that give real-time results, saving you time and money–now that’s ID Made Better®.

Explore Warehouse – RFID Products

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 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 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
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
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

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Inlay Innovation – How an Inlay is Made

Metalcraft introduces its new brand, Inlay Innovation, offering a fully custom 360° approach to RFID construction. Specializing in designing, developing, and manufacturing custom RFID inlays, Metalcraft ensures each component of your RFID tag integrates perfectly, with the flexibility to use any chip type.

Through a deep understanding of RFID technology, Metalcraft creates custom inlays tailored to specific applications, optimizing performance and efficiency. The brand’s services include inlay design, shear testing, temperature exposure testing, contract converting, and prototyping—delivering unique solutions faster than traditional stock designs.

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