Jet City Label sells commercial-grade RFID labels and tags designed for high-volume, data-driven environments. Our RFID solutions are engineered for reliable read performance, durability, and seamless integration with leading RFID printer platforms including Honeywell, Zebra, SATO, and Epson ColorWorks.
Custom-built RFID labels • High read accuracy • Durable materials • Expert application support
Key Takeaways
- Custom RFID labels matched to your exact application and environment
- Compatible with Honeywell, Zebra, SATO, and Epson ColorWorks printers
- Supports UHF, HF, and NFC RFID technologies
- Engineered for logistics, manufacturing, retail, and healthcare
- Designed for durability in moisture, cold storage, and industrial conditions
- Made in the USA with fast turnaround and consistent quality
What are RFID labels used for?
RFID labels are used for tracking, identification, and data capture across supply chains, including inventory management, asset tracking, shipping, compliance labeling, and retail operations.
How do RFID labels improve tracking and visibility?
RFID labels store and transmit data via embedded chips and antennas, allowing businesses to track products in real time without line-of-sight scanning, improving accuracy, speed, and operational efficiency.
Are RFID labels one-size-fits-all?
No, RFID labels must be customized based on your application, including surface type, environment, read range, and compliance requirements. Selecting the wrong inlay or material can lead to poor read performance.
What materials and adhesives are available for RFID labels?
RFID labels are available in paper and synthetic materials with permanent or removable adhesives. Synthetic materials are preferred for durability in moisture, chemicals, and cold environments, while paper labels with freezer-grade adhesives offer a cost-effective option for dry or short-term use.
What surfaces can RFID labels be applied to?
RFID labels can be applied to corrugated boxes, plastic containers, glass, and other packaging types. Material and adhesive selection is critical to ensure proper adhesion and consistent read performance.
What RFID technologies are supported?
We support UHF, HF, and NFC RFID technologies, including a wide range of inlays, chip types, and memory configurations to meet industry standards such as SGTIN-96, SSCC-96, and more.
Can RFID labels be printed and encoded in-house?
Yes, RFID labels can be printed and encoded using compatible printers from Honeywell, Zebra, SATO, and Epson ColorWorks. We help ensure compatibility with your printer model, data requirements, and workflow.
How do I choose the right RFID label for my application?
The best RFID solution depends on your label size, material, adhesive, environment, application method, and encoding requirements. Completing a specification survey ensures the correct inlay and construction are selected for optimal performance.
What information is needed to build a custom RFID label?
- Label size, format, and volume requirements
- Material and adhesive specifications
- Application surface and environmental conditions
- RFID frequency, chip type, and memory needs
- Printing and encoding requirements
- Compliance or industry standards
Where are Jet City Label RFID labels manufactured?
All RFID labels are manufactured in the USA, ensuring consistent quality, reliable supply, and faster lead times for custom orders.
Do you offer samples and support?
Yes, we provide samples, application testing, and expert guidance to ensure your RFID solution performs reliably in your environment.
Get a Custom RFID Recommendation
RFID solutions require precise configuration. Submit the form below to receive a custom recommendation, request samples, or review your application with a Jet City Label specialist.
