Track inventory and other items in your facility with these tags, which store and share loads of information. Capable of both read and write functions, their memory can be repeatedly rewritten and reused. Use their data to provide reliable feedback to automated tracking systems and devices, such as programmable logic controllers (PLCs). These tags are easier to scan than bar codes because they don’t require line of sight. They’re also more durable because bar codes can get scuffed, smudged, and wear out over time.

Adhesive-ready tags can be glued onto a surface or embedded within it.

High-frequency tags are good for short-range scanning, approximately 4 in. away from an RFID reader/writer. They’re often used for tracking bins passing a checkpoint on a conveyor belt. Ultra-high-frequency tags are good for long-range scanning, up to 20 ft. away. They’re often used to track inventory on pallets and racks in motion as they pass an RFID reader/writer, which can scan multiple tags at once.

IP67 tags withstand dust and temporary submersion. IP68 tags protect against dust and prolonged submersion. IP69K tags seal out dust and are protected from high-pressure, high-temperature washdowns.

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