TagMatiks Kickstart 101.6 x 25.4 mm Poly RFID Labels

TagMatiks pre-printed and pre-encoded Poly RFID labels

The TagMatiks pre-printed and pre-encoded RFID labels are designed for users who are looking to jump start their RFID endeavors. Compatible with TagMatiks software, the labels are designed to help you get your RFID project off the ground!

In addition to the various options available, these labels can be customized and are available with various options and specs to meet your project needs. 

Contact your TagMatiks representative or call +91 9205947800 for more information.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are TagMatiks Kickstart Poly RFID Labels used for?

They are ideal for asset tracking, industrial logistics, work-in-process monitoring, automation, manufacturing, supply chain, Asset Management, Retail and Apparel

Are the labels pre-printed and pre-encoded?

Yes, the labels come pre-printed and pre-encoded, allowing for quick and easy deployment without additional setup.

Which RFID chip is used in these labels?

The labels use the Impinj M730 chip, offering excellent performance and fast, reliable read capabilities.

What is the operating frequency of the labels?

The labels operate in the 865–868 MHz frequency range, compliant with ETSI standards for RFID.

Can these RFID labels be customized for my project?

The labels listed are pre-printed and pre-encoded as shown in the sample images. For custom printing, encoding, or blank label requests, please contact us — we’re happy to assist!

What type of adhesive is used for these labels?

They feature a high-performance adhesive that ensures secure bonding to various surface types in industrial environments.

Do these RFID labels have user memory?

No, these labels are designed without user memory, focusing on EPC encoding for efficient data management.