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RFID labels and tags for every need and type of application.

InfinityID offers a wide range of labels and TAGS according to the type of application. Once the needs of the company have been defined, and the best quality/ price ratio has been considered, the most suitable solution is identified for the specific use, taking into account some criteria: material of the items to be identified, application methods and environmental characteristics

Adhesive RFID Labels

The cheapest label, easy to manage and adaptable to any need. Inside there is the RFID tag that allows unique identification through the use of fixed or mobile RFID reading points

30x13 mm

The most common white paper adhesive RFID label, available in rolls of different quantities, ideal for all types of RFID printers

50x30 mm

The most common white paper adhesive RFID label, available in rolls of different quantities, ideal for all types of RFID printers

54x34 mm

The most common adhesive RFID label, available in rolls of different quantities, ideal for all types of RFID printers

65x18 mm

The RFID adhesive label in narrow and long white paper, ideal for special applications such as this and that

73x21 mm

The most common white paper adhesive RFID label, available in rolls of different quantities, ideal for all types of RFID printers

75x25 mm

The RFID adhesive label in narrow and long white paper, ideal for special applications such as this and that

76x24 mm

The RFID adhesive label in narrow and long white paper, ideal for special applications such as this and that

95x20 mm

The largest white paper adhesive RFID label, ideal for logistics and shipping, compatible with the most common RFID printers

100x50 mm

The largest white paper adhesive RFID label, ideal for logistics and shipping, compatible with the most common RFID printers

100x200 mm

The largest white paper adhesive RFID label, ideal for logistics and shipping, compatible with the most common RFID printers

Black RFID Labels

A designer and aesthetically more appealing label to apply to your products Inside there is the RFID tag that allows unique identification through the use of fixed or mobile RFID reading points

50 x 30 mm black

The RFID label with black paper RFID is ideal for anti-shoplifting solutions

Woven RFID Label

Applied directly to the article, it allows traceability from the earliest stages of production. Inside there is the RFID tag that allows unique identification through the use of fixed or mobile RFID reading points

75x25 mm nylon

RFID label in nylon, ideal to apply directly on clothing items

Tag RFID laundry

Designed to withstand numerous washes and temperatures of an industrial laundry. Inside there is the RFID tag that allows unique identification through the use of fixed or mobile RFID reading points

Laundry tag

RFID tag in washable fabric, ideal to be applied to clothing items

Tag RFID On Metal

Special labels designed to be applied directly to metallic materials, which would otherwise absorb the signal. Inside there is the RFID tag that allows unique identification through the use of fixed or mobile RFID reading points

40 x 10 mm

The 40*10mm size is perfect for mounting on tools that have label size limits. Reading distance up to 4.5 meters, impact resistance

70 x 20 mm

It is the ideal choice for RFID assets labeling: its typical application includes asset management, logistics and warehouse management

60 x 6 mm

RFID tags ideal to be applied to any type of metal. To be used to monitor production in the company

Tag RFID Surveillance

Ideal for combining RFID technology with traditional anti-shoplifting solutions. Inside there is the RFID tag that allows unique identification through the use of fixed or mobile RFID reading points

CE36061

Gray plastic RFID tags to be applied to clothing items

CE36065

Black plastic RFID tags to be applied to clothing items.

CE36078

Black plastic RFID tags to be applied to clothing items

CE36081

Black plastic RFID tag to mount on glasses

T018

Attractive black plastic RFID tags for use mainly in the retail sector

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