RFID Resources

Tags, labels, and inlays are the fundamental building block of any RFID solution. Between passive or active, a range of frequencies, label specs, and environmental conditions there is a lot to evaluate when finding the right label.

Gun-style, rugged handheld readers and good for read-intensive tasks in the warehouse and other industrial environments where a large quantity of tag data needs to be collected in a time–efficient manner.

Antennas provide the vital link between the fixed reader and tag, serving as the conduit that moves data back and forth. 

With fixed RFID readers and checkpoints, you can quickly and accurately track large volumes of RFID-tagged cases, pallets, and items. They are ideal for use in high-density tag environments, high throughput applications, and on RF-challenging materials.

RFID printers give you the ability to identify, track, manage, and optimize, assets and inventory. Encoding (or printing) on RFID tags is the first step to having a successful RFID system.

RMS Omega has partnerships with a variety of software vendors, allowing us to find the right inventory control or check-in/ check-out software for your application. RFID software provides a central database for monitoring inventory levels, location, and movement.