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Types of RFID Labels
| RFID Tag Type | Frequency | Range and Speed | Interference | Applications |
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| Low frequency (LF) | 30 - 300 KHz | Approximately 10cm and slow reading | High resistance to interference | Access control to traceability, but they are being replaced by HF tags |
| High frequency (HF) | 3 - 30 KHz | 10cm - 1m and medium reading speed | Moderate resistance to interference | Receipts, personal identification, card payments, automated warehouse systems or data transfers |
| Ultra-high frequency (UHF) | 300 MHz - 3 GHz | Up to 12m and high reading speed | Very sensitive to interference | From manufacturing to the end user in applications such as retails, pharmaceuticals or manufacturing and transport |
frequently asked questions
RFID labels are made out of 4 components:
1. A microchip to store the information.
2. An antenna allows RFID to communicate with reader.
3. An inlay relays information to the computer system.
4. A carrier to hold the components i.e labels, tickets or tags.
First, you need to analyse the surface of the product. For cardboard or plastic boxes, you should opt for printed RFID tags. In this case, you choose a material (paper, thermal or synthetic) and adhesive according to the application, make sure it sticks properly to the surface.
On the other hand, if the surface is impossible to adhere a printed label, you need the microchip to be flexible and you will have to use a format specific to your needs such as tickets.
Active RFID Labels powered by battery. Once an Active Labels runs out of battery power it is no longer usable. How long this might take depends on battery performance and application conditions.
Passive RFID Labels have no integrated battery. Instead they draw power from an RFID reader, so it can achieve an extremely long lifetime.
When it comes to tracking high-value items over long distances, active labels are an excellent choice. For mass tracking of low-cost items over smaller distances, passive RFID labels are the right solution.
Step 1: Contact us by clicking the Calls/Whatsapp button on our website.
Step 2: Receive free consultation and quotation from our experts.
Step 3: Confirm the quotation and agree to the terms and conditions.
Step 4: Review the design.
Step 5: Make a 50% payment upon design confirmation to start the production process.
Step 6: Wait for 18-21 working days for your product to be ready and make the final payment for product delivery.
What RFID labels made of?
RFID labels are made out of 4 components:
1. A microchip to store the information.
2. An antenna allows RFID to communicate with reader.
3. An inlay relays information to the computer system.
4. A carrier to hold the components i.e labels, tickets or tags.
How to place RFID labels on product and packaging?
First, you need to analyse the surface of the product. For cardboard or plastic boxes, you should opt for printed RFID tags. In this case, you choose a material (paper, thermal or synthetic) and adhesive according to the application, make sure it sticks properly to the surface.
On the other hand, if the surface is impossible to adhere a printed label, you need the microchip to be flexible and you will have to use a format specific to your needs such as tickets.
How to choose between Active and Passive RFID Labels?
When it comes to tracking high-value items over long distances, active labels are an excellent choice. For mass tracking of low-cost items over smaller distances, passive RFID labels are the right solution.
What are the difference between Active & Passive RFID Labels?
Active RFID Labels powered by battery. Once an Active Labels runs out of battery power it is no longer usable. How long this might take depends on battery performance and application conditions.
Passive RFID Labels have no integrated battery. Instead they draw power from an RFID reader, so it can achieve an extremely long lifetime.
How to order
Step 1: Contact us by clicking the Calls/Whatsapp button on our website.
Step 2: Receive free consultation and quotation from our experts.
Step 3: Confirm the quotation and agree to the terms and conditions.
Step 4: Review the design.
Step 5: Make a 50% payment upon design confirmation to start the production process.
Step 6: Wait for 18-21 working days for your product to be ready and make the final payment for product delivery.