Attach properly your RFID tags to different surface types, it’s very important to improve the efficiency of your RFID implementation.  

Now I explain you five common ways to to affix RFID tags to assets:

Film Adhesive

Used mostly for label tags tracking fixed IT assets or packaging boxes.

Foam Adhesive

Typically used to  tracking fixed durable assets in industrial applications where a stronger adhesive method is required.

Epoxy

Used to fix strongly and cover embedded tags. Personally I used this way to tracking tools, bike frame and pipes.

Screws/Rivets

Used to attach durable tags in applications where you need the strongest possible attachment method, but with the possibility to un-attach the tag from the good. I used this way of attachment to fix durable tag to pallets, shelfs, container.

Wire or Cable Tie

It isn’t a very durable form of attachment, but it is good for hard to tag applications. In my experience an example is when I projected an RFID system where the tag was hooked to an industrial cart. 

 

 

These 5 different examples of attachment are, as I told, the commonly used. Do you have a different idea? Write to us and we talk about it.