Pressure-Resistant FID UHF Laundry Tags

FID (RFID) label stickers pair a microchip with an antenna inside a paper or plastic label. Each tag carries a unique identifier that a reader matches to your database, so items can be identified and counted without line-of-sight scanning.

How the tags work

Readers exchange data with the tag over radio waves, with no contact and no need to scan each item by hand. Tags are grouped by frequency — Low Frequency, High Frequency and Ultra High Frequency — and the right band depends on read range and the environment.

Where they are used

• Warehouse and logistics inventory checks
• Retail stock and asset tracking
• Manufacturing work-in-progress
• Laundry and textile tracking, where tags must survive repeated washing and pressing

Ordering

The inlay, face material and adhesive are matched to the surface and to the wear the label will see. Tell us the reading distance, the environment and the volume, and we will confirm the tag build.