RFID INLAY & LABEL

RFID Inlay & Label are core components in intelligent identification systems, widely used in logistics tracking, asset management, anti-counterfeiting, traceability, and retail operations. We offer a full range of RFID inlays (dry and wet) and finished labels with various chip options and specifications. Our products can be customized according to different application requirements, including read range, frequency (HF/UHF), size, structure, and mounting method.

Within this category, we provide specialized solutions such as logistics labels for warehouse management and supply chain visibility, vehicle windshield tags for ETC and vehicle identification with strong anti-metal interference and high-temperature resistance, and library labels for fast inventory management and anti-theft control.

NFC/HF Inlay

Anti Counterfeit Label

Library Label

Others

ADVANTAGES

Our extensive experience and versatile production capabilities allow us to provide comprehensive and customized solutions, meeting a wide range of market demands.

DIVERSE PRODUCT RANGE

We offer a wide array of card types, including AES cards, transit cards, menu displays, white RFID cards, and wooden cards, designed to meet the diverse needs of our clients.
CUSTOMIZATION SERVICES

Our ability to personalize products, such as imprinting "Your Logo" on wooden cards, ensures that we can tailor our offerings to meet specific client requirements.
HIGH-QUALITY MATERIALS

We use both plastic and wood materials, demonstrating our commitment to using only the highest quality materials and showcasing our exceptional craftsmanship.
MULTIFUNCTIONALITY

Products like our menu displays with QR codes offer additional functionalities, enhancing the practicality and appeal of our cards.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What's the difference between an RFID inlay and an RFID label?

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The primary difference lies in the level of packaging: an inlay is the core module, while a label has an adhesive backing paper on the back of the inlay. The front can be printed with information such as a barcode or text, creating a "self-adhesive label" that can be directly applied.
My factory wants to produce its own RFID tags. Should I purchase inlays or labels?

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This depends on your production process. If you have your own labeling line, it's more cost-effective to laminate and print the RFID inlays yourself. If you want ready-to-use RFID tags, purchasing pre-made RFID labels will save time and effort.
What are "wet inlay" and "dry inlay"?

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These are two packaging processes: Wet inlay involves etching or printing the antenna directly onto the substrate, offering greater flexibility and suiting high-volume customization. Dry inlay, on the other hand, involves bonding a prefabricated antenna to the substrate, and generally offers more stable performance. The choice depends on production volume and performance requirements.