RFID LABELS FOR SMART IDENTIFICATION, TRACKING AND TRACEABILITY

RFID labels enable contactless wireless identification of wires, cables and assets without line of sight. Readable at a distance through materials, available in UHF and HF frequencies, resistant to industrial conditions. Brady RFID labels with printable outer surface for combined visual and electronic identification.

RFID Labels assortment

RFID labels for wireless and contactless cable identification

RFID labels enable contactless identification of wires, cables and other assets without the label needing to be visible. An RFID scanner reads the chip at a distance and through materials, enabling identification in inaccessible or hard-to-reach cabling situations. This significantly speeds up inspection, maintenance and asset registration.

Combined with a printable outer surface, RFID labels combine the benefits of visual and electronic identification in one label.

Technical features of RFID labels

RFID labels from Brady are available in UHF and HF frequencies, depending on the read range and application. Made from durable materials resistant to moisture, chemicals and temperature variations. Available as self-adhesive labels, tags and flexible solutions for round or irregular surfaces.

The outer surface is printable with thermal transfer printers for combined visual and RFID identification.

Applications of RFID labels

RFID labels are used for cable identification in data centres, utilities and industrial installations, asset tracking of tools and equipment, access control and inventory management. Particularly valuable in environments with large cable volumes where manual visual inspection is time-consuming.

Also see printer labels and other wire and cable markings from Nedelko.

Why RFID labels from Nedelko?

Nedelko supplies Brady RFID labels including advice on the correct RFID frequency, label type and reading equipment for your specific application.

What is the difference between UHF and HF RFID?

UHF has a longer read range of several metres and is suitable for asset tracking. HF has a shorter read range but performs better on metal substrates.

Do RFID labels also work on metal surfaces?

Standard RFID labels perform poorly on metal. Special on-metal RFID labels are available that also function correctly on metal substrates.

Are RFID labels resistant to industrial conditions?

Yes, Brady RFID labels are available in industrially hardened versions resistant to moisture, chemicals and temperature variations.

Can RFID labels also be printed?

Yes, Brady RFID labels have a printable outer surface for thermal transfer printers, enabling visual identification alongside the RFID chip.

What reading equipment do I need?

A UHF or HF RFID scanner depending on the label frequency. Nedelko advises on the complete RFID solution including labels, software and reading equipment.