Product Introduction

This AZ-MR78 UHF RFID inlay can be customized to suit specific applications, with different types of RFID chips and antennas available to optimize performance for different read ranges and operating frequencies. They are thin and flexible, and can be easily integrated into a variety of products and can be read by RFID readers through the material they are embedded in.

Product Introduction

Item	ASMR78
Material	Coated Paper/PET
Inlay Craft	Aluminum Etching
Antenna Dimension	38*18 mm
Antenna Model	AZ-MR78
RFID Label Dimension	45*25 mm
RFID Parameter:
Standard	EPC global Gen2, ISO/IEC 18000-6c
Frequency	860-960 MHz
Chip	M730
EPC	128 bits
Unique TID	48 bits
TID	48 bits

Reading Range	3-8 meters
Data Retention	＞10 years
Write Endurance	100,000 times
Application	Alcohol/Drinks/Liquid Products Management Retail Management

RFID technology being used to control product inventory in retail stores:

Automated Inventory Counts: RFID eliminates the need for time-consuming manual inventory counts. Traditional manual stock checks are replaced by automated RFID scans, which are faster and less prone to human errors.
Reduced Out-of-Stock Situations: Accurate and real-time inventory data helps retailers avoid out-of-stock situations. When inventory levels are low, RFID systems can generate alerts, allowing stores to restock products promptly and prevent missed sales opportunities.
Prevention of Overstocking: RFID helps retailers manage inventory more effectively, reducing the risk of overstocking. By optimizing inventory levels, retailers can free up capital and storage space for other purposes.
Inventory Replenishment: RFID helps retailers automatically initiate the replenishment of inventory when it falls below specified levels, ensuring that popular items are always in stock.

rfid tags for inventory control

The Difference Beteween RFID Dry Inlay, Wet inlay and Label:

1. RFID Dry Inlay:

An RFID dry inlay is a type of RFID tag that consists of an RFID chip and antenna mounted on a substrate. The term "dry" refers to the fact that it doesn't have an adhesive backing or protective liner, making it easier to integrate into various products.

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2. RFID Wet Inlay

RFID wet inlays are similar to dry inlays, but they have an adhesive backing and a protective liner. The adhesive backing is activated by moisture or pressure during the manufacturing process, which allows the wet inlay to be easily applied to a variety
of surfaces.

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3. RFID Lable

RFID label is consist of an RFID inlay (either a dry or wet inlay) attached to a label substrate, such as paper or plastic, with an adhesive
backing. The label substrate provides a printable surface that can include additional information, such as product details, barcodes, or branding.

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