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Capture item identity through production, assembly, inspection and service operations with RFID tags built for the factory environment.
The operational challenge
Production data becomes unreliable when parts, tools and work orders are identified manually across multiple stations. RFID helps tie the physical item to a digital production record at the right points in the process.
Associate material and assembly status with the physical item as it moves between stations.
Improve accountability for tools, fixtures and calibrated equipment.
Connect inspection, process and service data to a durable tag identity.
Product guidance
Products selected for the material, read environment and operating requirements of this application.
Hard-TagIndustrial & On-Metal Tags
RFIDHY Technology offers a wide range of RFID transponders. Now our RFID products range has covered LF, HF and UHF from antenna developed and special purpose item produce. Our RFID hard tags are conquering the harshest environments. The benefits of digital ID technologies don’...
$3
MOQ: 1
Kings Series-2Industrial & On-Metal Tags
HY-HT4836 is a high temperature RFID tag specially designed for metal substrates and industrial environment.Thanks to robust performance,these RFID on metal tags are ready for deployment in a variety of applications with excellent read range performance. UHF high temperature t...
$20
MOQ: 1
RFIDRFID Readers & Devices
HY-R346A High Configuration 4-Ports UHF RFID Reader,are RFIDHY new designed masterpiece with great innovations – a real IOT smart UHF RFID reader, supporting edge computing，which help turn on the value of data into a networking times. They run with Impinj INDY R2000/E710 high...
$485
MOQ: 1
Buying guidance
Select the tag around the material, read environment and required operating life. Our team can validate a sample against your actual item.
A
Specify temperature, oil, chemicals, abrasion, impact and outdoor exposure before choosing a rugged tag.
B
Use on-metal, embedded, cable-tie or adhesive constructions around the part or fixture design.
C
Match the RFID frequency and antenna approach to the required read distance and process station geometry.
Workflow
Use these steps to align the tag, reader and software workflow before a pilot.
Identify where and when an item must be detected, counted or verified.
Test the tag on the actual material, at the intended distance and orientation.
Confirm read reliability and the data flow before scaling deployment.
Technical fit
Confirm these operational requirements during sampling so the selected RFID construction can perform consistently in the real workflow.
Associate material and assembly status with the physical item as it moves between stations.
Improve accountability for tools, fixtures and calibrated equipment.
Connect inspection, process and service data to a durable tag identity.
Custom RFID service
Configure the RFID tag and its production workflow around your technical, operational and brand requirements.
FAQ
The final tag selection should be confirmed with a representative item and read environment.
Start with your requirements
Send the item material, read distance, environment, chip preference and expected quantity. We will recommend suitable RFID tag constructions and sampling options.
