RFID Paper Tags/Labels
🏷️ This UHF RFID High-Definition Customized Chip Tag (54×34mm) is designed specifically for library and institutional asset management.
✅ Combining premium radio-frequency technology with integrated printing services, it is the ideal choice to replace outdated traditional barcode labels and drive library modernization forward.
⚙️ Specifications :
Type : UHF RFID Chip Tag (PET-Reinforced Composite Paper)
Dimensions : 54mm (W) x 34mm (H)
Dimensions : 125mm (W) x 7mm (H)
Reading Range : Ultra-long reading distance up to 650 cm (6.5 meters)
🛡️ Core Advantages of PET-Reinforced Material
✅ Complete Waterproofing: Effectively blocks water, humidity, and accidental liquid spills to ensure the internal RFID chip operates stably under any environmental condition.
✅ Locked-In Ink Protection: Permanently seals printed barcodes, text, or logos, completely preventing inks from blurring, bleeding, or fading over time.
✅ High Scratch Resistance: Features a tough protective surface layer that resists daily wear, friction, and impacts, keeping printed information perfectly legible.
✅ Combining premium radio-frequency technology with integrated printing services, it is the ideal choice to replace outdated traditional barcode labels and drive library modernization forward.
⚙️ Specifications :
Type : UHF RFID Chip Tag (PET-Reinforced Composite Paper)
Dimensions : 54mm (W) x 34mm (H)
Dimensions : 125mm (W) x 7mm (H)
Reading Range : Ultra-long reading distance up to 650 cm (6.5 meters)
🛡️ Core Advantages of PET-Reinforced Material
✅ Complete Waterproofing: Effectively blocks water, humidity, and accidental liquid spills to ensure the internal RFID chip operates stably under any environmental condition.
✅ Locked-In Ink Protection: Permanently seals printed barcodes, text, or logos, completely preventing inks from blurring, bleeding, or fading over time.
✅ High Scratch Resistance: Features a tough protective surface layer that resists daily wear, friction, and impacts, keeping printed information perfectly legible.
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💎 Core Product Features
- Industrial-Grade Premium Chips: Built with high-spec imported chips offering extreme sensitivity and stable scanning ranges. It delivers split-second, pinpoint accuracy with zero missed reads even when massive stacks of books overlap.
- Extreme Long-Term Stability: Engineered with strong anti-interference, anti-aging, and wear-resistant properties. The chip boasts an exceptionally long data retention lifespan, easily enduring decades of high-frequency library circulation.
- High-Definition Custom Printing: Supports integrated surface printing for essential library assets, including:
- Institution/School Names (e.g., San Wui Commercial Society Chan Pak Sha School)
- Unique Asset/Book Numbers (e.g., CPSSP01596)
- High-Contrast QR Codes
💡 Core Benefits for Administrators
- Single-Label Streamlining Doubles Efficiency: Standard RFID setups force staff to paste an RFID chip tag and a paper barcode label separately, requiring tedious alignment and verification. This all-in-one label cuts cataloging and conversion times in half with a single application.
- Perfect Barcode Replacement for Hybrid Transitions: The surface features crisp printed QR codes and alphanumeric IDs. Traditional scanners can still read these labels at older checkout counters, ensuring zero disruption while transitioning to LibraryCEO or smart cabinets.
- High At-a-Glance Readability for Manual Audits: Prominently displays the school name and unique ID. Administrators can instantly identify misplaced items or verify ownership with the naked eye during shelf organizing, removing total reliance on hardware tools.
- Polished Institutional Branding: Standardized and beautifully printed custom labels replace the messy, uneven look of traditional manual labeling. It keeps your entire collection uniformly organized, boosting the professional image of your smart campus.
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