We are currently working on two different projects for a jewelry and textiles company. What UHF RFID tags, if any, would you recommend we use for tracking jewelry wax molds and carton rolls of textiles?
—Kamal
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Kamal,
Avery Dennison Smartrac offers its AD Dot tag, which measures 3 millimeters by 3 millimeters and is designed for purposes such as jewelry management. The company also offers an interesting product known as AD TexTrace, which can be woven into fabrics. TracTech Systems sells a retail jewelry tag, while EM Microelectronic offers chips that can be used in very small UHF tags, including dual-frequency UHF and NFC chips, so that you can see who is using them. In addition, Vizinex RFID, now part of HID Global, makes a textile tag that could suit your purposes.
Claire Swedberg
Senior Editor
RFID Journal
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