RFID

The horticulture industry’s challenge is clear: Finding a specific plant or inventorying thousands of plants in vast nurseries is extremely difficult.

RAIN RFID tags can create challenges if the tag data are not properly formatted during the encoding process. The problems occur because many people approach RAIN RFID tags/labels as though they have blank memory that simply requires encoding it with a unique serial number.

Learn About the Top 3 Benefits of Our Printer’s Ability to Encode Various Inlay Placements with Ease

In March, we upgraded our award-winning Printronix Auto ID T6000e enterprise industrial printer adding integrated RFID and barcode inspection capabilities.

The world is facing an unprecedented global effort to create, distribute, and administer COVID-19 vaccines.

Does your company or institution have numerous assets such as laptops, servers, equipment racks, handheld computers, high-value tools, and other hardware? Is it difficult to keep track of these assets? Where are they? Who has which asset?

Accurate and timely information is critical to improving patient health and saving lives. Nurses check medications against a patient’s wristband to ensure a specific dosage of a specific medication is given at a specific time.

If you are looking to add RFID technology into your business, expanding your RFID application, or responding to new requirements for RFID encoded labels on your products, selecting the right RFID printer can be a business-critical task.

Memory in RAIN RFID Tag Chips

RAIN RFID solutions utilize two general types of chips: Tag Chips and Reader Chips. This blog article is about Tag Chips.

Our award-winning T6000e Series just got better.