RFID tags add an extra layer of insurance to product safety
Product safety issues have always been a concern for people. Some unscrupulous businesses will take risks for their own benefit and produce and sell fake and shoddy products. In order to combat counterfeit products, companies will choose to use anti-counterfeiting technology to print anti-counterfeiting labels on product packaging or product surfaces. However, some anti-counterfeiting labels on the market have low technical content and are easy to be copied, while RFID tags are more suitable for industry anti-counterfeiting needs. RFID tags have unique ID codes, are non-paper products, and are not easy to wear, tear, waterproof and anti-magnetic. RFID (radiofrequency identification) anti-counterfeiting label technology was born during World War II. After a long period of development, RFID has penetrated into all aspects of life and is used in various fields. These compact tags contain chips that can transmit and receive data through radio frequency signals to identify and track items. They are increasingly becoming the new favorite in the business world and are closely related to protecting brand reputation and combating counterfeit and inferior products.
Figure 1 RFID tag printingBrand anti-counterfeiting is one of the important concerns of merchants, because there are many fake and shoddy products on the market, and ordinary consumers are difficult to distinguish counterfeit products. The introduction of rfid tags enables companies to accurately monitor the flow and sales of products and detect problems in a timely manner. This provides brands with a huge advantage in being able to quickly identify counterfeit and shoddy products, while also increasing control over the supply chain.
Figure 2 RFID personnel electronic tag printingIn addition to being used for brand anti-counterfeiting, RFID tags also play an important role in other fields. In warehousing where retail and logistics are closely related, RFID tags greatly simplify inventory management and inventory procedures. Through accurate identification and tracking of labels, merchants can understand the inventory status of goods in real time, avoiding supply chain chaos caused by inventory errors. RFID tags can also be used in manufacturing, beverage industry, pharmaceutical industry, library management, etc. Its application brings more convenience and safety to our lives. The wide application of RFID tags is a manifestation of responsibility for customers, product quality, and enterprise.
