SOLUTION · LOGISTICS
Tags that survive pallets, rain and metal racking
Warehouse RFID fails for boring reasons: something heavy sits on the tag, somebody sticks a label on steel, or the label falls off in the rain. We pick the housing for whatever your assets are made of and test read range on that surface before quoting.
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Where these are deployed
- Pallet and tote tracking across the DC
- Returnable transport item pooling
- Anti-metal labels on metal shelves and containers
- Cross-dock verification at receiving doors
- Yard and gate reads for inbound trucks
Recommended configuration
| Typical chips | Impinj Monza R6-P / NXP UCODE 8 for industrial families |
|---|---|
| Interface | EPC Gen2v2 ISO 18000-63, ISO 17367 for logistics |
| Housing | Anti-metal PET faces, ABS shells, woven POLY tags |
| Read range | Up to 12 m on non-metal, up to 8 m on metal |
| Durability | IP68 variants, solvent-resistant top coats |
| Operating temp. | -40 °C to +85 °C |
FAQ
Questions buyers ask first
Can you test read range on our actual goods before we commit?
Yes — sample your product or tell us the material and we measure on that surface before recommending a chip.
What happens if a label must sit on metal?
We quote the anti-metal version with a specified spacer thickness; using standard labels on metal typically costs you half the read range.
How fast can we get samples?
Stock samples ship in 1–2 days (you cover shipping); custom ones take 3–5 days and carry a sample fee credited on bulk orders of USD 10,000 or more.
Tell us the reader, surface and volume
Stock samples ship in 1–2 days — you only cover shipping. Custom samples take 3–5 days and carry a sample fee, credited back in full on bulk orders of USD 10,000 or more.
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