These are the companies behind the companies that make tags: die bonders that place chips on antennas, converting lines that turn inlays into labels, insertion and encoding systems that fit RFID into existing presses, and conductive inks for printed antennas.
Relevant if you make or convert labels, or are bringing RFID production in house. For how the process fits together, see how tags are printed and encoded at scale.
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Antennas
Tags & Inlays
Chips & Silicon
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Printers & Encoders
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Copprint
Copprint makes nano copper conductive inks for printed electronics from Jerusalem, and its relevance to RFID is the antenna. Copper ink lets…
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GIC
GIC, short for Graphic Interface Concept, is a French designer and distributor of printing and finishing equipment with more than thirty years…
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ITEC
ITEC is a back end semiconductor equipment manufacturer in Nijmegen, which became an independent business out of Nexperia. Its ADAT3 XF Tagliner…
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Tamarack Products
Tamarack Products builds specialist equipment for the packaging, label and business form industries from Wauconda, Illinois. Its RFID line covers inlay insertion…
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Every company in this directory is chosen by our editor, Matt Houldsworth, who has worked in RFID for three decades. We list real, active RFID companies whose products and reputation we know, or have checked. A place here cannot be bought: basic listings are free, and companies that pay for a Featured or partner listing get a fuller profile and a place in the Featured band, which is always labelled.
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