RFID Packaging Innovations: From Smart Labels to Smart Packages
The use of straps for RFID applications can provide the flexibility needed for different label requirements.
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Prashant Upreti
and Tony Sabetti
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From inlays to smart labels
The rolled inlays are in an ideal format to be embedded into labels using typical reel-to-reel processing equipment, typically found in a label converting operation. The inlay is usually placed on the bottom side of the label, next to the container, or sandwiched between layers of the label. These “smart labels” are then ready to be placed on pallets, boxes, cartons, crates, and other containers in the supply chain. Inlays can also be embedded in tickets, tags, and other form factors. Under today’s manufacturing processes, smart labels tend to be the most straightforward, cost-effective way of affixing RFID to containers in a manufacturing environment.
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