RFID UHF Vehicle Soft Label Tag
The Smart RFID UHF Vehicle Soft Label Tag operates on dual frequencies, 13.56 MHz (NFC) and UHF (RAIN), making it an ideal solution for accurately tracking and identifying non-metal pallets and returnable transport items (RTIs). Designed for use in challenging environments, this RFID tag features a strong permanent adhesive backing, ensuring reliable bonding with non-metal substrates such as crates and bins. It is especially suited for items that may undergo frequent washing cycles or be exposed to harsh conditions, providing durability and longevity in industrial applications.
Equipped with the EM4425 chip, this tag integrates both RAIN (UHF) and NFC functionalities within a single chip, allowing it to be read by NFC-enabled devices, including smartphones. Delivered on reels or rolls, these tags come with customer-specific encoding and customizable printing options, including text, logos, serial numbers, barcodes, and QR codes. This flexibility ensures that each tag meets the unique requirements of the user, providing a seamless and efficient tracking solution for logistics and supply chain management.
RFID UHF Vehicle Soft Label Tag Specifications
Frequently Ask Questions
It is a dual-frequency RFID label designed for tracking non-metal pallets and returnable transport items (RTIs) using both UHF (RAIN) and NFC technologies.
The tag supports two frequencies: UHF (RAIN) at 860-960 MHz and NFC at 13.56 MHz.
It uses the EM4425 chip, which integrates both RAIN (UHF) and NFC functionalities in a single chip.
The tag is ideal for non-metal pallets, returnable transport items (RTIs), crates, and bins that are not made of metal.
Yes, it is designed for use in challenging environments and can withstand repeated washing cycles and exposure to harsh conditions.
The tag has a strong permanent adhesive backing that ensures secure attachment to non-metal surfaces.
Yes, the tag can be read using any NFC-enabled smartphone, in addition to RFID readers.
Yes, the tags can be custom-encoded and printed with specific data, including text, logos, serial numbers, barcodes, and QR codes.
The tags are delivered in reel or roll form, making them easy to handle and apply.
It is commonly used in logistics, inventory management, and supply chain applications for tracking non-metal items like crates, bins, and pallets.
The range of the UHF functionality typically extends to several meters, depending on the environment and reader used.
The tag is designed to handle tough conditions, but specific temperature ranges should be verified with the manufacturer for optimal performance.
The RFID tag works well on non-metal substrates, such as plastic, wood, and other materials that don’t interfere with the UHF signal.
Yes, the tags can be printed with variable data like serial numbers, barcodes, QR codes, and logos according to customer specifications.
If the tag is physically damaged, it may not function properly. It is important to ensure that the tag is securely attached and protected from physical wear.
Data encoding is done during the manufacturing process according to customer specifications, including serial numbers, barcodes, and QR codes.
The tags are designed to withstand exposure to water, making them suitable for environments where washing or water exposure is common.
RFID readers, both UHF and NFC-enabled devices, can be used to read and track the RFID tags, allowing you to monitor inventory or assets in real time.
Yes, the EM4425 chip supports both UHF and NFC functionalities, allowing you to use the same tag for different types of tracking and identification purposes.
Yes, these tags are designed for high-volume use and can be an economical solution for large-scale tracking and inventory management systems.
Applications for RFID UHF Vehicle Soft Label Tag
Logistics and Supply Chain Management
The RFID tags can be used to track and manage pallets, crates, and returnable transport items (RTIs) throughout the supply chain.
Warehouse Management
In warehouse environments, these tags help with tracking non-metallic storage bins, crates, and other items.
Asset Tracking and Management
These tags are ideal for tracking valuable non-metal assets in various industries such as manufacturing, automotive, or healthcare. With NFC and UHF functionalities, they can be used for both near-field and long-range tracking, ensuring assets are easily located and monitored.
Returnable Packaging Management
The tags are perfect for tracking returnable packaging such as pallets, crates, and bins used in industries like food and beverage, automotive, or retail. They ensure efficient tracking of reusable assets, preventing loss, and facilitating the return process.
Cold Chain Monitoring
These tags are suitable for tracking perishable goods or products that require specific temperature conditions. When paired with temperature sensors, the RFID tags can help monitor the status of cold chain shipments.
Inventory Control in Retail and Distribution
Retailers and distributors can use these RFID tags to track stock levels of non-metal products, such as clothing, electronics, or tools.
Industries
Logistics and Transportation
In logistics and transportation, the RFID tags help track pallets, crates, and shipping containers, improving asset management, delivery tracking, and overall efficiency in the supply chain.
Automotive
In the automotive industry,these tags can be used for tracking returnable transport items (RTIs), parts bins, and components throughout the manufacturing and supply chain process, enhancing inventory accuracy.
Food and Beverage
The tags are useful for managing returnable packaging like crates and pallets in food processing and distribution. They ensure better tracking of products through the cold chain, maintaining product safety.
Retail
In retail, RFID tags help manage inventory, track non-metal products like clothing, electronics, or accessories, and improve supply chain visibility for better stock control, restocking, and customer service.
Pharmaceuticals and Healthcare
RFID tags are used in the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries to track medical supplies, equipment, and returnable containers like bins or trays. They ensure inventory accuracy and help comply with safety and regulatory standards.
Manufacturing
In manufacturing, these tags help track tools, parts, and returnable transport items (RTIs) such as bins and pallets, ensuring that components are available when needed, reducing loss, and improving production flow and efficiency.
