RFIDTagHY

RFID for Logistics and Supply Chain

Capture reliable movement data at docks, warehouses and handover points with RFID tags selected for cartons, pallets, containers and reusable assets.

Discuss your application Browse RFID products

The operational challenge

How RFID solves logistics and supply chain challenges

RFID for Logistics and Supply Chain operational environment

Barcode scans add friction at every handover and do not always capture the full movement of goods. RFID automates identification where material flows through a controlled read zone.

Receiving accuracy

Verify incoming cartons, pallets or containers against expected shipment data.

Warehouse flow

Capture movement through staging, storage, picking and packing zones.

Returnable asset control

Track totes, bins, racks and other reusable transport items across locations.

Product guidance

Recommended RFID Products

Products selected for the material, read environment and operating requirements of this application.

Browse all RFID products

RFID

RFID Starter Kits

RFID Supply chain logistics management Starter Kit (Includes RFID Software)

This starter kit includes 1PCS handheld RFID reader and 1,000PCS UHF RFID cable ties, which are widely used in freight logistics management, parcel circulation management, and warehouse management, such as turnover boxes, express parcel bags, pallets, material bins, cage carts...

$1272

MOQ: 1

View Details

Reusable RFID Cable Tie

Cable, Seal & Security Tags

Reusable RFID Cable Tie Tag

RFIDHY® Seal Tag transponders are ideal for sealing commercial containers. Bags, bins or boxes – to prevent unauthorized access to contents while in storage or during distribution.

$30

MOQ: 5

View Details

HY-R7100

RFID Readers & Devices

HY-R7100 UHF Handheld Scanner

Features the world-leading Impinj E710 RFID chip for enhanced performance and smoother operation Equipped with a 5dBi high-sensitivity RFID antenna, enabling tag reading distances exceeding 20 meters Incorporates Self-Adaptive Interference Cancellation (SJC) technology to effo...

$1000

MOQ: 1

View Details

Buying guidance

How to choose RFID tags for this application

Select the tag around the material, read environment and required operating life. Our team can validate a sample against your actual item.

Tagged unit

Match the tag size and adhesive to cartons, pallets, plastic totes, metal racks or container surfaces.

Read density

Plan for tag orientation, packaging material and multiple-tag reads at portal or conveyor locations.

Label printing

Choose printable RFID labels or encoded tags when IDs must be created during fulfillment.

Workflow

A practical RFID deployment path

Use these steps to align the tag, reader and software workflow before a pilot.

Define the read event

Identify where and when an item must be detected, counted or verified.

Validate a tag sample

Test the tag on the actual material, at the intended distance and orientation.

Pilot the process

Confirm read reliability and the data flow before scaling deployment.

Technical fit

Technical Considerations

Confirm these operational requirements during sampling so the selected RFID construction can perform consistently in the real workflow.

Receiving accuracy

Verify incoming cartons, pallets or containers against expected shipment data.

Warehouse flow

Capture movement through staging, storage, picking and packing zones.

Returnable asset control

Track totes, bins, racks and other reusable transport items across locations.

Custom RFID service

Customization Options

Configure the RFID tag and its production workflow around your technical, operational and brand requirements.

FAQ

Questions about RFID for logistics and supply chain

The final tag selection should be confirmed with a representative item and read environment.

Start with your requirements

Get a tag recommendation for your workflow

Send the item material, read distance, environment, chip preference and expected quantity. We will recommend suitable RFID tag constructions and sampling options.

Send application requirements Browse RFID products

RFIDTagHY

RFID for Logistics and Supply Chain

Capture reliable movement data at docks, warehouses and handover points with RFID tags selected for cartons, pallets, containers and reusable assets.

Discuss your application Browse RFID products

The operational challenge

How RFID solves logistics and supply chain challenges

Barcode scans add friction at every handover and do not always capture the full movement of goods. RFID automates identification where material flows through a controlled read zone.

Receiving accuracy

Verify incoming cartons, pallets or containers against expected shipment data.

Warehouse flow

Capture movement through staging, storage, picking and packing zones.

Returnable asset control

Track totes, bins, racks and other reusable transport items across locations.

Product guidance

Recommended RFID Products

Products selected for the material, read environment and operating requirements of this application.

Browse all RFID products

RFID

RFID Starter Kits

RFID Supply chain logistics management Starter Kit (Includes RFID Software)

$1272

MOQ: 1

View Details

Reusable RFID Cable Tie

Cable, Seal & Security Tags

Reusable RFID Cable Tie Tag

RFIDHY® Seal Tag transponders are ideal for sealing commercial containers. Bags, bins or boxes – to prevent unauthorized access to contents while in storage or during distribution.

$30

MOQ: 5

View Details

HY-R7100

RFID Readers & Devices

HY-R7100 UHF Handheld Scanner

$1000

MOQ: 1

View Details

Buying guidance

How to choose RFID tags for this application

Select the tag around the material, read environment and required operating life. Our team can validate a sample against your actual item.

Tagged unit

Match the tag size and adhesive to cartons, pallets, plastic totes, metal racks or container surfaces.

Read density

Plan for tag orientation, packaging material and multiple-tag reads at portal or conveyor locations.

Label printing

Choose printable RFID labels or encoded tags when IDs must be created during fulfillment.

Workflow

A practical RFID deployment path

Use these steps to align the tag, reader and software workflow before a pilot.

Define the read event

Identify where and when an item must be detected, counted or verified.

Validate a tag sample

Test the tag on the actual material, at the intended distance and orientation.

Pilot the process

Confirm read reliability and the data flow before scaling deployment.

Technical fit

Technical Considerations

Confirm these operational requirements during sampling so the selected RFID construction can perform consistently in the real workflow.

Receiving accuracy

Verify incoming cartons, pallets or containers against expected shipment data.

Warehouse flow

Capture movement through staging, storage, picking and packing zones.

Returnable asset control

Track totes, bins, racks and other reusable transport items across locations.

Custom RFID service

Customization Options

Configure the RFID tag and its production workflow around your technical, operational and brand requirements.

Tag construction

Discuss construction

Chip and encoding

Discuss encoding

Printing and fulfillment

Request a sample

FAQ

Questions about RFID for logistics and supply chain

The final tag selection should be confirmed with a representative item and read environment.

Start with your requirements

Get a tag recommendation for your workflow

Send the item material, read distance, environment, chip preference and expected quantity. We will recommend suitable RFID tag constructions and sampling options.

Send application requirements Browse RFID products