Washable RFID Plastic Smart Laundry Tag
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Why choose RFID Garment tags?
Long Read Range:
UHF RFID tags can be read from several meters away, ideal for large warehouses and retail spaces.
High Data Transfer Rate:
These tags allow rapid scanning of multiple items, speeding up inventory counts, shipment verification, and checkout.
Bulk Reading Capability:
UHF tags support reading multiple tags simultaneously, enhancing efficiency in processing large volumes of garments.
Cost-Effective:
UHF tags are increasingly affordable, providing a good return on investment.
Improved Inventory Accuracy:
Real-time data on stock levels reduces stockouts or overstock, improving inventory control and reducing costs.
Enhanced Supply Chain Visibility:
Track garments from manufacturing to sale, ensuring transparency and better coordination.
Anti-Theft and Security:
Integrate with EAS systems to prevent theft, triggering alarms at exit points.
Durability and Reusability:
UHF tags withstand washing, ironing, and dry cleaning. Some are reusable for rental garments.
Compatibility with Existing Systems:
Many UHF tags work with existing RFID infrastructure, easing system upgrades.
Enhanced Customer Experience:
Accurate inventory data and faster processing improve shopping experiences by ensuring item availability and reducing checkout times.
Overall, UHF RFID garment tags improve efficiency, accuracy, and security in the apparel industry, leading to better inventory management and customer satisfaction.
Item: Flexible Laundry Tag
No.: ST-FL01-U8
The ST-FL01-U8 flexible laundry tag is an advanced upgrade of the original design, offering superior compression resistance and an extended read range, making it ideal for both clothing and linen laundering. This tag can be securely attached to linens and withstands high-temperature ironing up to 180 degrees Celsius, enduring over 200 wash cycles without compromising performance. Each tag undergoes thorough performance consistency testing and EPC and User area writing tests before leaving the factory, ensuring unmatched reliability and consistent performance across all applications.
1.1 Specification:
| Protocol: |
ISO 18000-6C (EPC Class1 Gen2) |
| Operating Frequency: |
860-960MHz (customizable based on requirements) |
| Chip Type: |
U8 chip (customizable with various chip options) |
| Chip Storage: |
EPC 128 bits, TID 48 bits |
| TID: |
Globally unique and unmodifiable 48-bit TID |
| Read and Write Performance: |
Read/write capability (up to 100,000 write cycles) |
| Data Retention: |
10 years |
| Product Lifespan: |
2 years or more than 200 wash cycles |
| Compatible Surface Materials: |
Flexible textiles |
| Net weight |
With adhesive: 98g/100 pcs; |
| Without adhesive: 85g/100 pcs |
| Product form |
individual Tag |
| RoHS Compliance: |
Compliant with RoHS environmental standards |
| Color Options: |
White (customizable colors available) |
1.2 Product Size
The below sizes are widely used. Customized sizes are available.
Thickness: 1.8 ± 0.2 thickness at chip position
1.3 RF Performance
| Stationary Reader |
On a dry towel - 3.0 m (4W EIRP)
In single or multi-layer wet towels - over 1.2 m (4W EIRP) |
| Handheld Reader |
On a dry towel - 2.0 m
In single or multi-layer wet towels - over 0.8 |
| Tag Polarization Mode |
Linear polarization |
1.4 Reliability
| Operating temperature |
-25 ºC-70 ºC |
| Ironing temperature (4bar at pressure) |
85 ºC - 60 minutes
120 ºC - 10 minutes
150 ºC - 4 minutes
180 ºC - 10 seconds |
| humidness |
8~100% RH |
1.5 Options
| pre-write |
support |
| Tag color customization |
Support (more than 200,000) |
1.6 Structure of the Garment Tag:
Installation Guide
1. Ways to Install the Laundry Tags
1). Method 1: Sew the tag directly onto clothing or linen.
2). Method 2: Place the tag in a cloth bag and sew the bag onto the fabric.
Pros: The cloth bag can be reused when the fabric wears out, saving on tag costs.
Cons: Takes more time to install.
3). Method 3: Iron the tag directly onto the fabric (check with the manufacturer for ironing instructions beforehand).
2. Choosing Where to Put the Tags
1). For managing personnel, place the tag at the shoulder-arm junction.
2). In hotels, place the tag in corners or less visible spots.
3). For controlling fabric production, place tag in corners. If managing denim, consult the tag supplier for specific needs.
3. Tag Alignment
1). If the reader has a circular antenna, the tag's alignment doesn't matter much.
2). If the reader has a straight antenna, align the tag's polarization with the antenna's direction to ensure it reads properly.
Main Applications
1. Linen Rental and Washing
1). Used in hotel linen processing: collection, disinfection, stain removal, industrial washing, high-temperature ironing, folding, packaging, sorting, and distribution.
2). Electronic tag offer reliable radio frequency performance in both dry and wet conditions.
3). Endures over 200 industrial washes after installation, minimizing per-unit costs.
2. Cloth and Clothing Processing Management
Essential for fabric production and clothing manufacturing control.
3. Hospital Textile Washing Management
1).Manages clothing and washing processes for medical staff.
2).Controls textile care for hospital patients.
3).Supports personnel and patient positioning or attendance management.
4.School Uniforms, Factory Clothes, and Personnel Management
1).Manages school uniform distribution and student personnel.
2).Facilitates factory service and staff management.
5.Special Applications
1).Suitable for mining packages needing durable tags under pressure.
2).Manages footwear effectively.
3).Designed for soft, pressure-resistant, kneading-resistant, and reusable applications.
Chip available:
| Series 1: RFID / NFC Card |
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| Series 2: RFID Tags |
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| Series 3: RFID Sticker / Label |
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| Series 4: RFID Wristbands (bracelents) |
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| Series 5: RFID/NFC Key fobs (key tags) |
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| Series 6: UHF Laundry Tags |
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| Series 7: Anti radiation RFID Tags |
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| Series 8: Usual Plastic cards/Key cards |
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Established in 1999 in Shanghai, Star Trend has been at the forefront of exporting high-quality RFID cards and electronic tags for over two decades. Our expertise lies in providing advanced RFID solutions that cater to a wide range of industries, including logistics, retail, healthcare, and manufacturing.
Our RFID cards and electronic tags, including passive RFID tags, NFC tags, and specialized tags such as RFID key fobs, wristbands, and labels, are engineered with state-of-the-art technology, offering exceptional durability, security, and performance. They are designed for optimal integration into existing systems, ensuring accurate tracking, data collection, and operational efficiency and they are ideal for applications such as secure access control, membership identification, and cashless payment systems, and . We offer a variety of customizable options, allowing our clients to tailor the design and functionality to meet their specific requirements.
With a commitment to quality and innovation, Star Trend ensures that all our products undergo rigorous testing to meet international standards. Partner with us to enhance your business operations with reliable, cutting-edge RFID solutions.
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Ordering Process
1. How can I order samples of your RFID cards and RFID tags?
You can request samples of our products by contacting our sales team directly through our website or by email. Please specify the products you are interested in and any customization requirements.
2. How can I place an order for your RFID cards and RFID tags?
You can place an order by contacting our sales team through our website, email, or phone. Provide the product details, quantities, and any customization requirements you have.
3. What is the lead time for orders?
The lead time for orders varies depending on the product type, quantity, and customization requirements. Typically, standard orders are processed within 7-10 business days, while customized orders may take longer. Our sales team will provide an estimated lead time when you place your order.
4. Do you offer bulk pricing or discounts for large orders?
Yes, we offer bulk pricing and discounts for large orders. Please contact our sales team with your order details, and we will provide you with a competitive quote based on the volume and specific requirements.
5. What are the payment options available for ordering your products?
We accept various payment options, including bank transfers and PayPal. For other options, please contact our sales team.
6. Can I track the status of my order?
Yes. Once your order is processed and shipped, we will provide you with a tracking number and the necessary details to monitor the delivery status. You can also contact our customer service team for updates on your order.
7. How do you choose the right RFID card and RFID tag for your application?
Choosing the right RFID card/tag involves considering factors such as the required read range, environmental conditions, and specific application needs, such as access control or payment.
RFID CARD
1. What are the common uses of an RFID card and NFC card?
An RFID card and NFC card are commonly used for access control, contactless payments, public transportation passes, and identification purposes in various industries.
2. How do RFID cards and NFC cards improve access control systems? RFID cards and NFC cards improve access control systems by providing a secure, contactless way to grant or restrict access to specific areas, reducing the risk of unauthorized entry.
3. Can RFID tags be embedded in PVC cards and NFC cards?
Yes, RFID tags and NFC chips can be embedded in PVC cards to create durable and versatile RFID and NFC cards for access control, identification, and payment applications.
4. How do you encode data on an RFID card or NFC card?
Data can be encoded on an RFID card or NFC card using specialized encoding equipment, which writes information to the card's embedded RFID chip or NFC chip.
5. How secure is the data on an RFID card or NFC card?
The data on an RFID card or NFC card can be secured using encryption and authentication protocols to prevent unauthorized access and cloning.
6. What is the lifespan of an RFID card or NFC card?
The lifespan of an RFID card or NFC card varies depending on the material and usage, but high-quality cards made from durable materials like PVC can last for several years.
7. What are the customization options for RFID cards and NFC cards?
RFID cards and NFC cards can be customized with full-color printing, logos, text, magnetic stripes, and barcode or QR code integration to meet specific branding and functional requirements.
8. Can RFID cards and NFC cards be used in loyalty programs?
Yes, RFID cards and NFC cards are often used in loyalty programs to track customer purchases and rewards, enhancing customer engagement and retention.
RFID TAG
1. How do RFID tags and NFC tags enhance security?
RFID tags and NFC tags enhance security by allowing for contactless authentication and tracking, reducing the risk of unauthorized access or counterfeiting.
2. What materials are used to make RFID tags and NFC tags?
RFID tags and NFC tags are made from various materials, including PVC, paper, and PET, depending on the specific application and environmental conditions they will be used in.
3. What is the difference between active and passive RFID tags?
Active RFID tags have their own power source and can transmit signals over longer distances, while passive RFID tags rely on the reader's power to transmit data and are typically used for short-range applications.
4. What are the benefits of using RFID tags and NFC tags for asset tracking?
RFID tags and NFC tags provide real-time tracking and accurate location information, improving asset management efficiency and reducing losses.
5. Can RFID tags and NFC tags be used in harsh environments?
Yes, certain RFID tags and NFC tags are designed to withstand harsh environments, including extreme temperatures, moisture, and chemicals, making them suitable for industrial applications.
6. What are the different types of RFID tags and NFC tags available?
There are several types of RFID tags and NFC tags available, including passive, active, and semi-passive tags, each with different ranges and applications.
7. How do RFID tags and NFC tags integrate with existing inventory management systems?
RFID tags and NFC tags can be integrated with existing inventory management systems through middleware or software solutions that facilitate data synchronization and analysis.
8. Can RFID tags and NFC tags be used for contactless payments?
Yes, RFID tags and NFC tags embedded in cards or keyfobs are commonly used for contactless payment systems, providing a convenient and secure payment method.
9. What are the read ranges for different types of RFID tags and NFC tags?
The read ranges for RFID tags and NFC tags vary based on the type and frequency, with passive tags typically having shorter ranges (up to a few meters) and active tags offering longer ranges (up to hundreds of meters).
10. Do RFID tags and NFC tags interfere with each other in close proximity?
Advanced anti-collision algorithms in RFID and NFC technology minimize interference, allowing multiple tags to be read simultaneously in close proximity.
RFID STICKER
1. How do RFID stickers and NFC stickers differ from RFID labels in practical use?
RFID stickers and NFC stickers are typically smaller and thinner than RFID labels, making them suitable for applications where space is limited, such as asset tracking or item-level tagging.
2. Do RFID stickers and NFC stickers require special equipment for application?
RFID stickers and NFC stickers can be applied using standard adhesive methods. However, specialized equipment may be required for encoding or printing information on the stickers.
3. Are there different adhesive options for RFID stickers and NFC stickers?
Yes, RFID stickers and NFC stickers are available with different adhesive options including permanent, removable, and repositionable adhesives depending on application requirements.
4. Can RFID stickers and NFC stickers be used for time and attendance tracking?
Yes, RFID stickers and NFC stickers can be used for time and attendance tracking in workplaces, providing an efficient way to monitor employee check-ins and check-outs.
RFID WRISTBAND
1. What are the advantages of RFID wristbands and NFC wristbands over traditional tickets or badges?
RFID wristbands and NFC wristbands offer convenience, durability, and speed of access, making them ideal for events, theme parks, and venues where quick entry and hassle-free identification are essential.
2. Can RFID wristbands and NFC wristbands be customized with logos or text?
Yes, RFID wristbands and NFC wristbands can be customized with logos, text, and even variable data to align with branding or event requirements.
3. How can RFID wristbands and NFC wristbands streamline access control at events?
RFID wristbands and NFC wristbands enable quick entry and exit, reduce queuing times, and enhance attendee experience by eliminating the need for physical tickets or passes.
4. Are RFID wristbands and NFC wristbands comfortable to wear for extended periods?
Yes, RFID wristbands and NFC wristbands are designed for comfort with materials that are skin-friendly and adjustable for different wrist sizes.
5. Can RFID wristbands and NFC wristbands be reused or reprogrammed?
Yes, RFID wristbands and NFC wristbands can be reused and reprogrammed multiple times, making them cost-effective for events and venues with recurring use.
PVC CARD
1. What are PVC cards typically used for?
PVC cards are commonly used for ID badges, membership cards, access cards, and gift cards due to their durability and versatility.
2. Are PVC cards durable for long-term use?
Yes, PVC cards are known for their durability and can withstand frequent use without fading or deterioration.
3. What security features are available for PVC cards?
PVC cards can include security features such as holograms, UV printing, microtext, and magnetic stripes to prevent counterfeiting and unauthorized use.
4. Can PVC cards be encoded with variable data?
Yes, PVC cards can be encoded with variable data such as unique identifiers, names, or membership levels using encoding machines.
5. What customization options are available for PVC cards? PVC cards can be customized with full-color printing, embossing, magnetic stripes, signature panels, and barcode or QR code integration to suit specific needs.
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