Unlocking UHF RFID Hang Labels: A Complete Guide

Have you ever wondered how the goods in the warehouse and the clothes in the store are quickly found and counted? There is a “smart tag” behind this, that is – UHF RFID tag.

Although this tag looks like an ordinary paper card, it contains a small chip and an antenna. It can tell the reader “who I am” and “where I am” like an ID card. Just hang it on the product, it can be “scanned” by the machine a few meters away, without having to scan the code one by one like traditional barcodes, which is convenient and fast.

How does the UHF RFID tag work?

The UHF (ultra-high frequency) RFID tag consists of two main parts:

RFID chip: like a small “data brain”, recording the identity information of each item.

Antenna: helps the chip and RFID reader “talk”.

When the tag enters the reader’s sensing range (usually a few meters away), the reader will send a wireless signal, and the tag will “say” its information back using radio waves. This process is as fast, silent and efficient as your conversation with a walkie-talkie.

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Summary

UHF RFID tags are not only smart, but also easy to use. They allow you to easily handle inventory counting, cargo tracking, and order processing, and no longer worry about “can’t find things” or “inventory errors”.

From clothing stores to logistics warehouses, this seemingly simple paper label is quietly changing the way companies operate. If you are looking for an efficient, reliable and cost-saving management tool, UHF RFID tags are definitely worth a try.