Radio Frequency Identification Labels


What is RFID?

RFID labels are smart labels that help track products.
  • They work like barcodes but do not need to be seen to be scanned.
  • Many RFID Labels can be scanned at the same time.
  • They help businesses find, track, and manage products quickly and accurately.

Radio Frequency Identification Labels


What is RFID?

RFID labels are smart labels that help track products.
  • They work like barcodes but do not need to be seen to be scanned.
  • Many RFID Labes can be scanned at the same time.
  • They help bisinesses find, track, and manage products quickly and accurately.

RFID

Key benefits of producing a label with an RFID chip inside


Already have an existing label?  No problem, we have the unique ability to insert on existing labels.



NFC (Near Field Communication)  Labels  - we print NFC labels that help you deliver powerful value by bridging the physical and digital worlds with a simple tap. NFC enhances customer engagement, streamlines workflows, and adds a layer of security and traceability that standard labels cannot provide.


Fast, hands-free inventory counts, read many items at once without line-of-sight scanning (vs barcodes). Huge time savings for stock takes and receiving.


  • Longer read range (when needed)  UHF passive tags can be read several meters away, enabling conveyor/portal reading and automated gates.
  • Bulk and simultaneous reading dozens to hundreds of tagged items can be read in one pass, increasing throughput.
  • Better supply-chain visibility track items through warehouse, transit, retail, returns, status and location updates become easier and more accurate.
  • Tamper evidence & anti-counterfeit  tamper-resistant labels and serialized RFID chips help prove authenticity.
  • More data on the tag store a serial, product data or small state info on the chip (not unlimited, but more flexible than a printed barcode).
  • Durability  properly embedded inlays survive rough handling, moisture, chemicals and outdoor exposure (better than printed labels alone).
  • Automation/enabled workflows auto-replenishment, automated checkout, loss prevention, workflow triggers when tagged goods enter/leave zones.
  • Fewer human errors  automated reads reduce manual scanning mistakes (mis-scans, missed items).
  • Integration with analytics  real-time movement data feeds BI systems for lead-time, shrinkage, picking efficiency analysis.
  • Specialized sensing  some advanced tags can include sensors (temperature, shock), useful for cold chain or fragile goods.


RFID Printing, laminated RFID labels
RFID tags in a pile; rectangular with integrated circuits and white squares.
Woman attaching an RFID label tag to bright yellow suitcase on luggage conveyor belt at airport.

Do you have questions? Read our helpful FAQ's.

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We provide concierge services to help you every step of the way with your RFID label needs.

How our process works:
  1. To request a quote, call us now at 800-727-1976 or complete the form below and a Saxon representative will get back to you within 24 hours, to get you started.
  2. We will determine your desired label needs and provide a timeline and quote.
  3. Upon your approval, we will provide a delivery timeline, subject to your program requirements.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are RFID labels?

    RFID labels combine blank or printed labels with embedded RFID technology, allowing products and assets to be tracked wirelessly.

  • What industries use RFID labels?

    Retail, logistics, healthcare, manufacturing, warehousing, inventory management, and supply chain organizations all benefit from RFID technology.  

  • How can RFID labels be used to streamline inventory management?

    RFID labels help businesses improve inventory accuracy and efficiency by enabling fast, wireless tracking of products and assets. Unlike barcodes, RFID labels can be read without direct line-of-sight and can scan multiple items at once, reducing manual labor, speeding up inventory counts, and providing better visibility into inventory levels.

  • Can Saxon insert RFID chips into my existing labels?

    Yes. We can integrate RFID inlays into existing label designs while maintaining your branding and functionality.

  • What is the difference between RFID and NFC labels?

    NFC is a short-range form of RFID commonly used with smartphones, while RFID can be optimized for longer-range inventory and asset tracking applications.

  • Can RFID labels improve inventory accuracy?

    Yes. RFID technology allows organizations to perform inventory controls 24 hours a day, in real-time.

  • Can RFID labels be customized with branding?

    Absolutely. RFID labels can include logos, variable data, QR codes, barcodes, and other branded elements.

  • How do I determine which RFID solution is right for my project?

    Our experts will evaluate your environment, read-range requirements, and application goals to recommend the best RFID solution.

  • Can I speak directly with an RFID expert?

    Yes. We work closely with customers to develop RFID solutions that meet operational and budget requirements.

  • Do you offer samples before production?

    In many cases, we can provide samples or prototypes so you can validate performance before full production.