Datamax – a Solution Provider Subscriber to EPCglobal – has taken the concept of RFID and smart labels and made it so user friendly, so dynamic and so robust that a revolution has been created in the smart label printing industry! (read more)

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology permits wireless, two-way communication between a smart label or tag and a reader. The core of the technology is the "transponder", usually made of polyester film with a printed or etched antenna embedded with a silicon chip. (read more)

This IDTechEx report comprehensively analyzes the technologies, players and markets with detailed ten year forecasts, including tag numbers, unit prices and interrogator numbers and prices. Details of over 75 active RFID implementations are given along with over 100 suppliers and full technology analysis - from printed batteries to Wi-Fi RFID to UWB tags. (read more)

RFID, Inc. has been focused as a custom developer of RF solutions since 1984.

* Proprietary silicon and intellectual property rights
* ISO standard interchangeable products
* 4 Frequencies – Multiple Solutions (read more)

Cellotape, Inc. manufactures custom Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) products to match your specifications (read more)

The SLPA7000r MP2 is a unique encode, print and apply, RFID Smart Label applicator that handles EPCglobal Gen2 encoding specifications. This printer appliator manages 40-60 labels per minute. (read more)

F Applicator – Front application. Blow applicator for non-contact application of labels to the front or rear of products as they pass through the labeling process. Variable length carbon fiber arm allows for fast, long reaches. Can be used with any Logopak case labeling system. (read more)

Gain critical skills to install, maintain, or troubleshoot RFID-based Auto-ID systems that lead to Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA) RFID+ certification. The 4-day, intense, hands-on training is presented in a multi-vendor environment so students are fully prepared to pass the exam. Register now for the October 20-23, 2008 course. (read more)

(RFID) technology permits wireless, two-way communication between a smart label or tag and a reader. The core of the technology is the "transponder", usually made of polyester film with a printed or etched antenna embedded with a silicon chip. Apply a printed or printable face-stock to the top and you have an RFID tag. Add an adhesive to the bottom and you have an RFID label. (read more)

Printronix delivers the next generation of RFID printers, the SL5000r MP2, that enable encoding and printing of various smart label sizes and antenna designs to support today's EPC Gen2 standards. These printers feature Printronix 5r Leadership-by-Design and RFID Smart encoding technology to address a wide range of applications and global requirements. (read more)