Diagraph PA/5000LT RFID Label Printer/Applicator In less time than it takes to blink an eye, you're on your way to RFID. That's because in less than 300mS, Diagraph's Patent-Pending TampTenna has already encoded your RFID tags (read more)

Looking to become RFID compliant but don't want to sacrifice productivity and throughput of your production line. With TampTenna, you won't have to.... (read more)

RFID, Inc.'s Extend-a-Read product is based on 433 MHz active (battery powered) anti-collision (read many simultaneously) Tags and a single Reader with whip Antenna thus not necessitating any further external components unless a range greater than 10 feet. (read more)

Thirty-two RFID Readers linked to a single Profibus\DeviceNet Interface.

Smart Antenna RFID products offering DeviceNet, Ethernet/IP, standard Ethernet, and Profibus protocols from RFID Incorporated. (read more)

Printronix delivers the next generation of RFID printers, the SL5000r MP2, that enable encoding and printing of various smart label sizes and antenna designs to support today's EPC Gen2 standards. These printers feature Printronix 5r Leadership-by-Design and RFID Smart encoding technology to address a wide range of applications and global requirements. (read more)

Datamax – a Solution Provider Subscriber to EPCglobal – has taken the concept of RFID and smart labels and made it so user friendly, so dynamic and so robust that a revolution has been created in the smart label printing industry! (read more)

Ensure that your product shipments to Wal-Mart and Sam's Club are properly RFID tagged or face penalties starting January 30, 2008.

For more information on how our world-class RFID test facilities can help you solve your specific compliance issues contact: Brian Walker, Global Operations Manager, Sun APT Lab 800-348-1458. (read more)

The SLPA7000r MP2 is a unique encode, print and apply, RFID Smart Label applicator that handles EPCglobal Gen2 encoding specifications. This printer appliator manages 40-60 labels per minute. (read more)

The chip makers are Gen 2 capable, the antenna and manufacturing people are ready to produce inlays, the label converters are ready to insert inlays into their product. Equipment folks, middleware vendors and data management types are all ready to service the RFID needs of the manufacturing and distribution industries. (read more)

There are two common types of Omni-directional antennas used at VHF frequencies, whip antennas and rigid antennas. Whip antennas are made from a flexible wire to form a small diameter, flexible dipole. The second type of Omni antenna is a larger rigid dipole. (read more)