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Zebra's ZT411 RFID On-metal Solution allows you to print and encode thicker metal tags for better read range, even though standard thermal RFID printers can't handle them. With this solution, you get the flexibility to easily install and upgrade technology in the field, additionally, this advanced printer is available in options with 203 dpi and 300 dpi, ensuring superior clarity and precision in printing for a wide range of applications. Why On-Metal RFID labels: On-metal RFID labels are …

Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) technology has revolutionized various industries, from retail and logistics to healthcare and manufacturing. It allows for efficient tracking and management of assets, inventory, and even people. Choosing the right RFID printer is crucial for ensuring seamless operations and maximizing the benefits of this technology. In this guide, we'll walk you through the key considerations to keep in mind when selecting an RFID printer for your specific application. 1. …

RFID technology has revolutionized inventory management and tracking processes across various industries. Zebra, a leading innovator in this field, offers a range of RFID handheld devices, including the RFD40 series. In this blog post, we'll delve into the key differences between three popular models: Zebra RFD40 Standard, Premium, and Premium Plus, available at RFID4UStore.com. 1. RFD40 Standard Model The Standard RFD40 model is a reliable entry-level option that provides essential RFID capabi …

The CSL CS710S is a Long-Range UHF RAIN RFID handheld sled reader. Re-engineered to use the new reader chip Impinj E710, this Bluetooth (BLE) connected reader has a read range of 20 meters with a Linear Polarized Antenna (tag and environment dependent), a Read Rate of 1,300 tags per second, enabled by Bluetooth 5.0 for faster data connections to devices. CS710S is available with Vertically linear polarized - Horizontally linear polarized - Circular polarized and 2D barcode scanner module. CS …

An RFID antenna is a necessary part of any RFID system. Unless the antenna is embedded into a reader, you will need to select and purchase the right antenna for your application. There are many options to choose from. Selecting the right RFID antenna can depend on several factors, such as the application, frequency band, read range, and mounting requirements. Here are some general steps you can follow to select an RFID antenna: 1. Frequency Band: Ensure that the antenna operates in the same …