RFID HF UHF container zip tie rfid tag

Radio Frequency Identification, or RFID, is a term coined for technologies that use radio waves to automatically identify something, such as a pet, a person, or an object. A common form of RFID is one used to store a serial number, or other data on an object with a microchip, that is attached to an antenna. These two items together are called an RFID transponder or an RFID tag, the antenna enables the chip to transmit its data to a reader. The reader will then convert the radio waves from the RFID tag into digital information that can be by computers.

There is an ever-increasing need for businesses to ensure traceability and to maintain records for calibration, location, and maintenance requirements so that they adhere to current quality and accreditation standards.
With this in mind, Xinye has developed a range of nylon identification cable ties with RFID tag technology that enables you to easily apply an RFID tag to equipment. There, important data such as serial numbers, calibration, or maintenance schedules can be stored. These RFID tag cable ties can then be read with handheld scanners to deliver accurate and reliable reporting information at any time with minimal fuss. Data can be received without a line of sight, and the RFID transponders can be read regardless of orientation and through virtually any material, including mounted within metal containers.
Ideal for use in many industrial environments, including very wet and dusty, and corrosive, these RFID tie wraps act as a tracker when labeling and barcodes cannot, and take away the chance of being read in error or simply not being read at all.

Applications include
• Theft prevention
• Keg and gas cylinder tracking
• Asset management
• Attendance verification
• Security tagging
• Leak detection
• Essential maintenance
• Baggage tagging

Benefits of RFID

• Elimination of clerical errors in recording data
• Faster data collection
• Reduction in labor
• Reduction in the paperwork required
• Ability to hold more data than barcodes
• Eliminating paper-based inspections/reporting
• Manage equipment inspections, maintenance work, etc.
• Comply with legislation
• Generate equipment reports
• Control your stores’ management
• Increase reporting and inspections accuracy
• Share up to date information