Omni-ID Creates New Line of Ultra-Thin RFID Tags | SupplyChainBrain

Omni-ID Creates New Line of Ultra-Thin RFID Tags

March 9, 2012

Additions, to be available in the coming weeks, include high-performance, on-metal inlays for asset tracking that can be used with virtually any RFID printer. The technology also allows for the tagging of racks, stretchers and cylinders. Omni-ID's first Ultrathin products, the Flex LP and Flex AI, were launched in October of 2011. Omni-ID's family of RFID tags are designed to work in the harshest environments, including those involving metal and liquids.

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