What is RFID?

RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) is a means of storing and accessing information using wireless communications. Essentially, RFID lets you attach a small data storage device to virtually anything. The technology not only allows you to read the stored information from a distance, but it can be read without being visible. You can even add, change or delete information. Click here to download a basic explanation of RFID.

Several retailers and federal agencies are starting to require RFID labels on palletized goods and RFID is being used in many other types of applications including:

When implementing an RFID system into your operation, keep in mind that printing RFID labels in ribbonless mode eliminates operational inefficiencies, thereby increasing the system's cost effectiveness.