TagMatiks Uniform Tracking RFID Test Pack

The TagMatiks Laundry Tags have been designed for customers to use in conjunction with TagMatiks Asset Tracking (AT) and TagMatiks Asset Tracking Lite (AT Lite)

TagMatiks AT and AT Lite include workflows to automate the management and tracking of uniforms, garments and linens using RFID technology.

The sample pack includes the following: 

1. qty 5 of TagMatiks Heat seal RFID tags
2. qty 5 of TagMatiks Stitch RFID tags
3. qty 5 of TagMatiks Pouch for Laundry RFID tags
4. qty 5 of TagMatiks Pre-printed, Pre-encoded Laundry Tag
   

    

Order Additional TagMatiks Laundry RFID Tags:

• To order TagMatiks Stitch Laundry RFID Tags, click here
• To order TagMatiks Heat-seal Laundry RFID Tags, click here
• To order TagMatiks Flexi 2.2" x 0.4" Laundry RFID Tags, click here
• To order TagMatiks Flexi 3.4" x 1"  RFID Tags, click here

FAQs:

What is the TagMatiks Uniform Tracking RFID Test Pack used for?

The TagMatiks Uniform Tracking RFID Test Pack is specifically designed to help organizations test and implement RFID-based tracking for uniforms, garments, and linens.

What kind of items can be tracked with this test pack?

This test pack is ideal for tracking uniforms, hospital scrubs, linens, towels, and other fabric-based items typically used in industries such as healthcare, hospitality, and industrial laundry services.

What RFID technology is used in these tags?

The tags are based on the EPC Class 1 Gen 2 and ISO 18000-6C standards and are also RAIN RFID compliant. They are equipped with the Monza M730 IC, offering excellent performance for tracking applications.

What is the form factor of these tags?

These RFID tags come in a flexible form factor, allowing them to be discreetly sewn or embedded into uniforms and linens without affecting comfort or usability.

Can these tags withstand industrial laundry processes?

Yes, the laundry tags are built to withstand harsh washing environments, including exposure to water, high temperatures, and chemicals commonly used in industrial laundry cycles.

What types of RFID readers are compatible with these tags?

These tags are compatible with both fixed and handheld UHF RFID readers that support EPC Gen2 / ISO 18000-6C protocols. Recommended handheld readers include Zebra RFD40 and Chainway C72, while fixed reader options include Impinj Speedway R420 and Zebra FX9600.

How does this test pack benefit organizations?

This test pack allows organizations to evaluate RFID for uniform tracking before a full-scale deployment. It simplifies the process of testing read range, tag placement, and software integration with minimal upfront investment.

Where is the best location to attach the TagMatiks Uniform Tracking RFID Tags?

Answer:
The TagMatiks Uniform Tracking RFID Test Pack includes various tag types—heat-seal, stitch-in, pouch, and pre-printed—that are designed for attachment to uniforms, garments, and linens. For optimal performance.

• Heat-Seal Tags: Apply to flat fabric areas using a heat press, ensuring strong adhesion.
• Stitch-In Tags: Sew into seams or hems where they are less likely to experience wear.
• Pouch Tags: Insert into designated pockets or pouches on the garment.
• Pre-Printed Tags: Attach to areas that remain exposed for easy scanning, avoiding placement near metallic components or thick seams that could interfere with RFID readability.

What is the read range of the TagMatiks Uniform Tracking RFID Tags?

Answer:
The read range varies depending on the tag type and reader used:

Heat-Seal Tags: Up to 21 feet (approximately 6.4 meters) with a fixed UHF RFID reader.
Stitch-In Tags: Up to 26 feet (approximately 7.9 meters) with a fixed UHF RFID reader