02.05.16
OnlineLabels.com, a supplier of blank and printed labels based in Sanford, FL, announced it has added RFID labels to its product line. The announcement targets new and existing RFID roll users with competitive pricing and selection, the company says.
RFID is used to make “smart,” scannable labels for inventory control, asset management, shipping labels and other applications. They have become prominent in many industries, most notably in retail, medical and order fulfillment.
“In the last few years, RFID has emerged as an innovative new market for businesses to explore,” said OnlineLabels.com president Dave Carmany. “We wanted to expand into this market to offer our customers new labeling options for their companies’ growth.”
The initial launch of the RFID roll label product line includes six different sizes that are compatible with Zebra RFID printers that accept a 3” core. The thermal transfer rolls include Alien Squiggle Higgs-3 and Avery AD227 RFID chips. All of the labels are compatible with transponders operating at 915MHz and have 800-bits of nonvolatile memory.
“We are expecting this market to grow as more companies discover the versatile nature of this new technology,” added Carmany. “Based on that growth, it will be our ongoing goal to follow industry trends and make sure we continue to offer solutions and products that allow our customers to stay in the forefront of advances in technology.”
RFID is used to make “smart,” scannable labels for inventory control, asset management, shipping labels and other applications. They have become prominent in many industries, most notably in retail, medical and order fulfillment.
“In the last few years, RFID has emerged as an innovative new market for businesses to explore,” said OnlineLabels.com president Dave Carmany. “We wanted to expand into this market to offer our customers new labeling options for their companies’ growth.”
The initial launch of the RFID roll label product line includes six different sizes that are compatible with Zebra RFID printers that accept a 3” core. The thermal transfer rolls include Alien Squiggle Higgs-3 and Avery AD227 RFID chips. All of the labels are compatible with transponders operating at 915MHz and have 800-bits of nonvolatile memory.
“We are expecting this market to grow as more companies discover the versatile nature of this new technology,” added Carmany. “Based on that growth, it will be our ongoing goal to follow industry trends and make sure we continue to offer solutions and products that allow our customers to stay in the forefront of advances in technology.”
