Paul Boughton
Ferroxcube, a soft ferrites supplier, has announced the release of Ferroxtag, a high frequency RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) tag with epoxy and silicon seal packaging.
These tags have been designed to be effective when used in special conditions/environments such as in liquid or on metal surfaces.
Presently, Ferroxcube has co-operated with a European pharmaceutical company on a warehouse management system as well as a collaboration project with a railway company on developing the positioning system for trains entering stations. The implementation of Ferroxtag enables Ferroxcube to expand various product lines and to anticipate in the development of the high-end RFID market.
In general, misreading data occurs when a traditional RFID is used under special conditions. Interference or diffraction may result from being either immersed in liquid, exposed to high humidity or attached to a metal surface.
Ferroxtag far outshines other RFID tags in accurate data reading by its exclusive oxygen-iron powder sintered onto an antenna and combined with RFID chips in those exceptional circumstances. Moreover, the appearance of the tags can be customised to meet client's demands.
For more information, visit www.texim.co.uk
These tags have been designed to be effective when used in special conditions/environments such as in liquid or on metal surfaces.
Presently, Ferroxcube has co-operated with a European pharmaceutical company on a warehouse management system as well as a collaboration project with a railway company on developing the positioning system for trains entering stations. The implementation of Ferroxtag enables Ferroxcube to expand various product lines and to anticipate in the development of the high-end RFID market.
In general, misreading data occurs when a traditional RFID is used under special conditions. Interference or diffraction may result from being either immersed in liquid, exposed to high humidity or attached to a metal surface.
Ferroxtag far outshines other RFID tags in accurate data reading by its exclusive oxygen-iron powder sintered onto an antenna and combined with RFID chips in those exceptional circumstances. Moreover, the appearance of the tags can be customised to meet client's demands.
For more information, visit www.texim.co.uk
