RFID Tags for Metal Surfaces
Durable RFID tags with superior read range on metal surfaces
Get Pricing Now Request a SampleOur rugged line of on metal RFID tags and labels is engineered for reliable performance on a wide range of metal surfaces. Ideal for asset tagging, work-in-process, and returnable container tracking, these advanced on metal RFID tags are available in both preprinted and on-site printable formats to support on-demand printing and flexible RFID asset tracking. Designed to eliminate signal interference common with standard RFID tags, our metal mount RFID tags ensure accurate reads and dependable data capture in even the most challenging environments.
By leveraging passive RFID tag technology, these on metal tags provide a powerful solution for businesses managing assets in industrial and rugged conditions. Whether used in manufacturing, logistics, equipment rental, or warehousing, our on metal RFID solutions deliver long-lasting durability, high read accuracy, and seamless integration with your existing systems. For organizations seeking a reliable way to track valuable equipment on metal surfaces, our on metal RFID tags offer a smart, scalable option to streamline operations and enhance visibility across your asset base.
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Asset Tracking Checklist
So, you want to implement an asset tracking system. Where do you start? This checklist provides an easy-to-follow process to make sure you start off on the right track.RFID Tags for Metal Surfaces Videos
Onsite Printable Universal Mini Demo
This video provides a step-by-step guide to setting up and troubleshooting the Zebra R110XI4 printer for Metalcraft’s Onsite Printable Universal Mini RFID Tag. Kyle Bermel walks viewers through the process, including setting the sensor above the media notch and adjusting the circuit board with a red LED for accurate sensing.
Once the sensors are set, the media and ribbon are loaded following the machine’s webpath drawings. The video also demonstrates how to attach a specialized bar designed to keep labels flat as they exit the print head, ensuring smooth printing.
For more details on how to set up your Zebra printer for the Universal Mini RFID Tag, watch the full video!
