Description
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ISO15693 I CODE SLIX NFC Tag
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Paper / PP film /PET /Inlay
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13.56Mhz
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50*50/45*45/30*15/40*25/ Dia 25/30 or customized size
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Widely used in asset management, clothing management, inventory, library, jewelry, logistics etc.
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RFID Inlays: An RFID inlay consists of an antenna and a microchip, where the chip stores data and the antenna is responsible for transmitting this data to the RFID reader.
Wet Inlays: These are RFID inlays that are placed on top of an adhesive layer and a clear PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate) layer. The PET layer is used for protection against physical damage. With the adhesive side facing away from the label or material, these can be comfortably used to construct RFID labels, hence their wide application in label creation for various sectors.
ISO15693 I CODE SLIX NFC Tag, made from various materials like paper, PP film, PET, or inlay, and in different sizes, are utilized broadly. You’ll often find them in industries like:
- Asset Management: Tags are used for tracking physical assets in a variety of settings, such as monitoring equipment in health care or IT.
- Clothing Management: In fashion retail, these tags facilitate inventory tracking, anti-theft measures, and improve in-store customer experience.
- Inventory Management: In warehouses and retail, RFID tags are used to efficiently manage inventory, reduce manual labor, and minimize errors.
- Library Management: They’re used to automate borrowing and return processes, improve inventory management, and offer security against theft.
- Jewelry Management: Lightweight and accurate, these tags offer secure and effective inventory control in the jewelry industry.
- Logistics: RFID tags are employed in tracking goods in transit, improving shipping accuracy, and enhancing visibility in the supply chain.
The size and shape of the tag can be customized according to the specific application, enhancing their flexibility and adaptability in various use cases.
