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RFID Tags by Industry & Application

Start with the item, label position and reading workflow. Explore recommended specifications, suitable designs and a practical path to a pilot.

Application quick reference

Compare label formats and requirements by industry
IndustryTypical formatsSelection context
RFID Tags for Apparel & FootwearHang tag · adhesive label · dry / wet inlayHang tags, care-label stickers and inlays for item-level inventory, omnichannel fulfilment and loss prevention.
RFID Labels for Logistics & WarehousingCarton label · pallet tag · tote tagCarton, pallet and tote labels for dock-door reads, receiving and shipment verification.
On-Metal RFID Tags for Metal AssetsOn-metal label, 0.75 or 1.26 mm thickFoam-spacer UHF labels from 40 × 25 to 80 × 35 mm that read directly on steel and aluminium.
RFID Labels for RetailProduct label · price label · source-tagging roll · NFC stickerItem-level UHF labels, NFC tags and supplier source-tagging programs for stores and retailer mandates.
RFID Tags for JewelryLoop / tail tag · small adhesive tagSmall inlays for jewelry tags: tray counts in seconds and serialized checks against swaps.
RFID Tags for Automotive ManufacturingOn-metal label · durable label · container tagCarrier, fixture, container and part tags, with on-metal options and user memory for process data.
RFID Labels for PharmaceuticalsUnit-of-use label · case / tote label · kit tagHF ICODE SLIX labels for vials and cabinets, small UHF inlays for totes, cases and kit trays.
NFC & RFID Tags for CosmeticsNFC sticker · small label · round inlay for capsNTAG213 NFC tags for phone-tap engagement and a 12 mm round UHF inlay for small packs.
RFID Tags for LibrariesBook label (HF or UHF)ICODE SLIX / SLIX2 book labels for self-checkout and gates, plus UHF options for newer systems.
RFID Tags for Utility MetersDurable label · on-metal tagMeter ID tags with user memory, plus on-metal labels for steel cabinets and enclosures.

How ordering works

  1. 01

    Specify

    Share surface, read distance, chip preference and volume. We shortlist tags that fit.

  2. 02

    Sample

    Receive sample tags of the shortlisted designs to try in your own setup.

  3. 03

    Validate

    Test on your items, readers and printers. We adjust chip, size or format if needed.

  4. 04

    Produce & ship

    Volume production with 100% inline electrical test, then export shipping.

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