Thin and Flexible Design
With a thickness of approximately 0.1 mm, the label can be integrated into garments and textile products without adding noticeable bulk.
Sew-In or Heat-Applied Installation
The label can be sewn into fabric or attached using a suitable heat-transfer process, depending on the product and application requirements.
Water- and Dust-Resistant
The coated nylon construction helps protect the RFID inlay from moisture, dust, bending, and normal handling.
Contactless Item Identification
The RFID chip provides each garment or textile item with a unique digital identity, supporting fast product identification without direct line-of-sight scanning.
Supports Laundry Workflow Management
When connected to an RFID laundry management system, the label can support item registration, sorting, washing, drying, ironing, collection, and return records.
Customizable Size and Chip
The label dimensions and RFID chip can be customized according to the required frequency, reading distance, and application environment.
This UHF RFID fabric care label is made from a coated nylon base material combined with a PET aluminum antenna inlay. It offers good resistance to water, dust, bending, and daily wear.
The thin and flexible label can be sewn into garments or heat-applied to a textile surface. It is suitable for clothing, footwear, bags, laundry items, and other products that require flexible RFID identification.
Actual reading distance may vary depending on the RFID reader, antenna, output power, installation method, surrounding material, and operating environment.
When garments are received by a laundry or dry-cleaning business, the RFID fabric care label can be linked to basic item and customer information.
At different processing stages, staff can scan the tag to confirm the garment identity and update records for washing, dehydration, drying, ironing, sorting, and collection. This helps reduce garment mix-ups, simplify handovers, and improve processing accuracy.
The label itself does not provide real-time location tracking. Process visibility depends on RFID readers being installed or used at the relevant workflow checkpoints.
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