RFID Label Encoding and Printing Service

In today’s supply chain and retail systems, RFID technology makes product tracking faster and more accurate than ever before. We help you manage RFID label printing and encoding processes, one of the key building blocks of this transformation, both on-site and across international production locations.

RFID labels prepared specifically for your products are produced with your logo, barcode, variable data and EPC (Electronic Product Code) information in a fully accurate way and delivered to the location you need on time.

With the 3 different service models we offer below, we digitalize your RFID labeling processes either in your own facility or in the countries where your global manufacturers are located:

On-Site Label Printing and Encoding with RFID Printer Support

With RFID printers installed in your facility, you can produce your labels in-house. Logo printing, EPC encoding and barcode processes are performed instantly. It works integrated with your production process, providing speed and flexibility.

Software and device support is provided by us. Ideal for companies that need high-volume and fast label production.

RFID Label Encoding with Handheld Terminals or Desktop Readers

With RFID hardware such as handheld terminals, fixed desktop readers and similar devices, you can encode EPC or custom data onto labels. We integrate barcode matching and data verification processes.

Encoding software (Connect) is provided by us or integrated into your existing system. Ideal for on-site control, product matching and small-volume operations.

Global RFID Label Printing, Encoding and Delivery Service

Through our partner network in the countries where your manufacturers are located:
RFID labels with EPC encoding are printed with your logo and prepared ready for use. They are delivered to the manufacturer to be shipped together with the product.

We have active solutions in textile production hubs such as Egypt, China, Bangladesh, Turkey and India. Ideal for brands working with multiple manufacturers and a decentralized supply structure.