Our Stick & Staple RFID products are ideal for applications involving hard-to-adhere surfaces (pallets, crates, barrels) with the tag’s construction protecting the inlay. These RFID tags attach directly to assets with adhesive and you have the added option of stapling the tag, ensuring the tag stays attached to those hard-to-adhere surfaces while not damaging the inlay. Ideal for wood and cardboard applications, the tag’s construction protects the inlay by sealing it from environmental conditions that could affect the performance of the RFID tag.
Perfect for applications that need a bit more than just adhesive, Metalcraft’s Stick and Staple RFID Tag attaches directly to assets with adhesive with the added option of stapling the tag, ensuring the tag stays attached to those hard-to-adhere surfaces while not damaging the inlay.
From The Asset Tracking Blog
Metalcraft Explores Growing RFID Market
Metalcraft President Kyle Bermel sits down with Label & Narrow Web Magazine to discuss how different market segments can benefit from RFID technology and how Metalcraft is up to the challenge.
What is RFID? A Basic Guide to Radio Frequency Identification
Integrated chip ... antenna ... substrate .... these are all parts of what makes up and RFID tag. Our guide explains these components as well as takes a look at the different types of RFID tags.
Best Asset Tags For Plastic Containers & Pallets [RFID & Non-RFID]
Durable metal, polymer and RFID tags are ideal for tracking containers, pallets and totes.
RFID Tags for Wood Surfaces Case Studies
Tracking Spirits
GlobeRanger and Metalcraft team up to provide ID solution to whiskey distillery
Opportunity
Making whiskey is an age-old process that large distilleries have down to a science. One large US-based distillery wanted to improve their data collection process by integrating RFID technology to track and utilize data about a critical asset in the production process – the barrel.