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Barcode Technologies Ltd is UK's leading provider of products & solutions in barcode & RFID data capture and AutoID and mobile computing systems with comprehensive range of Barcode printers, Barcode scanners, complete software solutions to address all your automatic identification and data capture and critical data management needs to maximise efficiency and profitability for your company.

As a total solutions provider, Barcode Technologies offers a full range of wireless solutions, PDA / mobile computers, Barcode scanning equipment, Barcode printers, ID card printers, Barcodes verifiers, Barcode labels, Barcode printer ribbons, RFID printers, RFID tags and RFID readers. We aim to offer our customers best value and prices, with fast delivery with same day shipping and easy to use website.

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How RFID technology has brought a significant improvement in stock control and inventory management and asset tracking in real time in the laundry and textile industry.
How RFID technology has brought a significant improvement in stock control and inventory management and asset tracking in real time in the laundry and textile industry.

How RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology has brought a significant change in inventory management and asset tracking in real time in various industries, including the laundry and textile industry. With the use of UHF (Ultra-High Frequency) RFID readers and sensor antenna technology, textile service providers can easily manage their workwear inventory and assets through a flexible storage solution. RFID tags can be attached to each item, and these tags can be read by the UHF RFID reader, which can scan and record the information on the tags from a distance. This technology allows textile service providers to track and monitor their inventory in real-time, which enables them to quickly identify any discrepancies or issues in their stock. It also enables them to optimize their inventory levels and streamline their operations, resulting in improved efficiency, reduced labor costs, and increased competitiveness in the market. Moreover, RFID technology can also help in preventing loss and theft of assets, as each item can be tagged and monitored, and any unauthorized movement of assets can be detected through the RFID system. Overall, the use of RFID technology has revolutionized inventory management and asset tracking in the laundry and textile industry, providing an efficient, cost-effective, and flexible solution for workwear management. Once unleashed, a dedicated RFID Internet of Things (IoT) solution will start to increase fundamentally any industrial laundry’s bottom-line. Optimise item utilisation rate: wash cycles and histories per item can become visible automatically, reducing the need for manual quality checks and unnecessary disposal of items at predetermined intervals. Reduce stock per customer: you will know where all of your items are and have full active and passive stock visibility per customer, which will enable you to reduce redundant stocks.

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Why you should seriously condsider enter level Printronix TSC T800 Enterprise-class Desktop Barcode & UHF RFID Printer fpor all your UHF RFID Tag Labels ?
Why you should seriously condsider enter level Printronix TSC T800 Enterprise-class Desktop Barcode & UHF RFID Printer fpor all your UHF RFID Tag Labels ?

There are several reasons why you should seriously consider entering the UHF RFID level with the Printronix Auto ID T800 Enterprise-class Desktop Barcode & UHF RFID Printer. Here are some of them: Improved Efficiency: The T800 printer combines barcode and UHF RFID printing capabilities into a single, compact device, allowing you to streamline your labeling operations and increase your efficiency. Greater Visibility: With UHF RFID technology, you can track your assets and inventory with greater accuracy and visibility. This can help you reduce the risk of errors and improve your overall supply chain management. Huge cost Savings: By using a single device for both barcode and UHF RFID printing, you can save on the costs of purchasing and maintaining separate devices. Future-Proofing: UHF RFID is becoming increasingly popular in many industries, and by investing in a device like the T800, you are future-proofing your operations and ensuring that you are ready to meet the demands of the market. Easy to Use: The T800 printer is designed to be user-friendly and easy to operate, with a simple interface and intuitive controls. This means that your staff can quickly learn how to use it and start benefiting from its features. WHAT DOES ENTERPRISE-LEVEL PRODUCTIVITY MEAN? The printer includes the tools to install, configure and troubleshoot multiple printers at once Printers are fast and reliable for maximum productivity The time required to perform day-to-day tasks has been minimized Includes multiple connectivity options and advanced security protocols Ease of Installation: Drop-in installation with minimal setup & multiple emulations Easy to configure control panel or with interactive webpage Full suite of connectivity options & security protocols

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Different types of frequencies used in UHF applications in passive RFID technology used globally - FCC & ESTI Standards with frequencies of 865–868MHz and 902-928MHz.
Different types of frequencies used in UHF applications in passive RFID technology used globally - FCC & ESTI Standards with frequencies of 865–868MHz and 902-928MHz.

Passive ultra-high frequency (UHF) RFID technology is widely used in various industries for tracking and identifying items. Some common applications of passive UHF RFID technology include: Inventory management: Passive UHF RFID tags are used to track inventory in retail stores, warehouses, and distribution centers. Supply chain management: Passive UHF RFID technology is used to track goods as they move through the supply chain, from manufacturers to distributors to retailers. Asset tracking: Passive UHF RFID tags can be attached to equipment, vehicles, and other assets to monitor their location and status. Healthcare: Passive UHF RFID tags can be used to track medical equipment, supplies, and patients in hospitals and other healthcare settings. Access control: Passive UHF RFID tags can be used for access control, such as tracking employee badges or allowing access to secure areas. There are two main frequency ranges used for passive UHF RFID technology globally, based on the standards set by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in the United States and the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) in Europe. These are: ESTI -: 865–868MHz: This frequency range is used in Europe, Africa, and Asia. FCC -: 902-928MHz: This frequency range is used in the USA & Canada and south America and Asia. In addition to these global standards, there are also regional variations in frequency ranges used for passive UHF RFID technology, such as the 950-956MHz range used in Japan.

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