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RFID Tags for Inventory, Asset Tracking & Supply Chain Visibility
Track more. Count faster. Know where your products are.
DockitRFID provides RFID tags and RFID-enabled labels designed to help manufacturers, warehouses, distributors, logistics companies, and other businesses improve inventory accuracy and asset visibility.
Unlike traditional barcodes that require line-of-sight scanning, RFID technology allows tagged items to be identified electronically using RFID readers. That means businesses can track products, inventory, equipment, and assets faster and with less manual scanning.
Factory Direct RFID Solutions for Businesses That Need Better Tracking.
What Are RFID Tags?
RFID tags use radio-frequency technology to identify and track physical items. An RFID tag contains an RFID chip and antenna that communicate with an RFID reader.
Depending on the application, RFID tags can be attached to:
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Products
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Boxes and cartons
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Pallets
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Inventory
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Equipment
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Tools
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Containers
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Finished goods
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Work-in-process materials
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Shipping packages
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Returnable assets
RFID technology can provide businesses with greater visibility into what they have, where it is, and when it moves.
RFID Labels: Print, Encode & Track
Many businesses don't need a bulky RFID tag.
They need an RFID label.
RFID labels combine a traditional printable label with an embedded RFID inlay. This allows you to print human-readable information while electronically encoding the RFID chip.
DockitRFID RFID labels are designed for use with compatible RFID-enabled thermal transfer printers and encoders, including Zebra RFID printing solutions.
You can print information such as:
PART NUMBER • SERIAL NUMBER • LOT NUMBER • DESCRIPTION • BARCODE
while simultaneously encoding the RFID chip.
RFID Tags for Inventory Management
Manual inventory counting can consume valuable employee time and still produce inaccurate results.
RFID can help businesses create a faster, more automated inventory process.
Instead of individually scanning every barcode, RFID readers can identify multiple tagged items as employees move through a warehouse, storage area, production facility, or distribution center.
RFID inventory applications include:
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Cycle counting
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Warehouse inventory
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Finished goods tracking
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Raw material tracking
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Work-in-process tracking
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Asset tracking
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Shipping verification
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Receiving
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Order fulfillment
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Pallet tracking
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Bin and shelf identification
Less manual scanning. More inventory visibility.
RFID Tags for Manufacturing
Manufacturers can use RFID tags to track products throughout the production process.
RFID can help identify:
RAW MATERIALS → PRODUCTION → ASSEMBLY → QUALITY CONTROL → FINISHED GOODS → SHIPPING
Each item can carry a unique electronic identifier, helping manufacturers improve visibility throughout their operation.
RFID can also be used for:
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Work-in-process tracking
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Component identification
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Finished product tracking
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Tool tracking
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Equipment tracking
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Production line visibility
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Shipping verification
RFID Tags for Warehousing & Distribution
Warehouses and distribution centers move thousands, or even millions, of products through their facilities.
RFID can help automate identification at key points throughout the operation.
Common applications include:
Receiving
Identify incoming inventory faster.
Storage
Track products, bins, pallets, and locations.
Picking
Improve product identification during order fulfillment.
Shipping
Verify products before they leave the facility.
Inventory
Conduct faster inventory counts and audits.
Returns
Identify returned products and assets.
UHF RFID Tags
For many inventory and supply chain applications, UHF RFID is the preferred RFID technology.
UHF RFID can provide longer read ranges and faster identification of multiple tags, making it well suited for applications such as:
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Warehouses
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Manufacturing
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Distribution
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Logistics
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Retail
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Inventory management
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Asset tracking
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Shipping and receiving
The appropriate RFID inlay depends on the application, material being tagged, read environment, required read distance, and RFID reader being used.
Not sure which RFID inlay is right for your application? We can help.
RFID Tags for Zebra Printers
Already using Zebra thermal transfer printers?
DockitRFID offers RFID label solutions designed for businesses that need to print and encode RFID labels in their existing labeling workflow.
A compatible RFID printer/encoder can print the human-readable portion of the label while encoding the embedded RFID inlay.
This creates a single label that can provide both:
Human-readable identification + Electronic RFID identification
Why Buy RFID Tags Factory Direct?
DockitRFID focuses on supplying RFID labeling products directly to businesses.
Factory Direct Pricing
Reduce unnecessary distribution markups and source RFID labels directly for your operation.
Bulk Quantities
Order the quantities your business needs for production, inventory, warehousing, and distribution.
Business-Focused Solutions
We work with businesses that need RFID labels for real-world tracking applications — not just RFID technology for testing.
Custom Applications
Your RFID application may require a specific size, material, inlay, adhesive, or encoding configuration.
We'll help you identify the appropriate solution.
RFID Tags for Your Application
Not every RFID tag is the same.
The right RFID solution depends on several factors:
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What are you tracking?
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What material is the tag being applied to?
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How far away does the tag need to be read?
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Will multiple tags be read simultaneously?
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Will the tag be exposed to heat, moisture, chemicals, or abrasion?
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What RFID reader will be used?
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Do you need printable information?
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Do you need the RFID tag encoded?
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What label size do you require?
Choosing the right RFID inlay and label construction is critical to RFID performance.
Ready to Start Using RFID?
Whether you're replacing barcodes, improving inventory accuracy, automating cycle counts, or building a new RFID tracking system, DockitRFID can help you find the right RFID labeling solution.
Tell us what you're tracking, and we'll help you determine the right RFID label for your application.
Request an RFID Quote
Need RFID tags or RFID labels in bulk?
Contact DockitRFID today for pricing, product specifications, and help selecting the right RFID solution for your business.
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