Loading...
Loading...
Identify equipment automatically at check-in, check-out, storage and handover points with RFID tags engineered for the material and read environment.
The operational challenge
Manual asset audits are slow, records drift after transfers, and valuable equipment remains unused because teams cannot locate it. RFID creates a repeatable item identity and a reliable read event at the places that matter.
Record custody changes and confirm that assets return to the correct location.
Count tagged assets without individually handling or visually locating every item.
Connect a tag identity to maintenance, calibration and lifecycle records.
Product guidance
Products selected for the material, read environment and operating requirements of this application.
RFIDRFID Starter Kits
This starter kit includes an RFID reader and UHF RFID Stickers, suitable for office fixed asset management, such as office computers, printers, office chairs, fax machines, shredders, etc., helping enterprise managers quickly inventory and track enterprise fixed assets and imp...
$848
MOQ: 1
HY-TRLRFID Labels & Inlays
RFIDHY 's thin and flexible UHF tags provides the highest performance for metallic surfaces.
$2
MOQ: 1
HY-R50-1-1RFID Readers & Devices
HY-R6100 Handheld UHF Reader Based on TSMC's leading 12nm process technology. The performance is 3-8 generations ahead of competing products, with high-end functions and excellent performance experience. Running various applications at high speed. Octa-core 64-bit CPU. Clocked...
$650
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
Use on-metal or flexible tags for metal tools and equipment; use labels or hard tags for plastic and non-metal assets.
B
Choose UHF for portals, shelves and longer read zones; use HF/NFC for close-range verification.
C
Confirm abrasion, chemicals, outdoor exposure and mounting method before selecting an industrial construction.
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.
Record custody changes and confirm that assets return to the correct location.
Count tagged assets without individually handling or visually locating every item.
Connect a tag identity to maintenance, calibration and lifecycle records.
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.
