Create RFID labels, also known as smart labels, on demand with RFID printers. RFID printers use label stock that incorporates blank RFID integrated circuits sandwiched between the face stock and the adhesive layer. Smart label printers function as traditional printers when creating bar codes, graphics, and human-readable text. However, they also have RFID encoders and readers embedded inside.

How RFID label printing works

• Before the label is printed, the RFID data is encoded on the tag.
• Data for encoding is selected by application design and automatically managed by system software.
• Following encoding the tag is read to confirm data accuracy.
• The label is then fed forward for printing.

RFID printers make smart label encoding as easy as traditional bar code labeling. Several RFID printers allow you to program the encoding position to place tags anywhere within the smart label.

An effective and productive RFID solution relies on a solid, dependable RFID printer. PEAK Technologies works with the industries leading RFID printer manufacturers to offer you maximum flexibility and the best product for your RFID applications.

Click the links below to download PDFs for the RFID printer model.

Model	Applications / Ideal For
Zebra R110Xi (212 KB PDF)	Ideal for asset tracking, inventory management, and shipping (4" label format). Supports currently available protocols, including EPC Gen 1 Class 1, EPC Gen 1 Class 0, EPC Gen 2 Class 1, Matrics 0+, ISO18000-06, and Philips UCODE 1.19.
Zebra R170Xi (212 KB PDF)	Ideal for distribution, receiving and work in process (6" label format). Supports currently available protocols, including EPC Gen 1 Class 1, EPC Gen 1 Class 0, EPC Gen 2 Class 1, Matrics 0+, ISO18000-06, and Philips UCODE 1.19.
Zebra R4M Plus (297 KB PDF)	Supply chain management, warehouse management, and freight transport, supports a number of tag types, including EPC UHF and ISO 18000-6B UHF protocols.
Printronix SL5000r MP2 (521 KB PDF)	Ideal for asset tracking, inventory management, and shipping, multi-protocol capabilities that support EPCglobal Class 0, 0+, 1, Gen 2 and Philips UCode 1.19 standards and global frequency requirements (4" & 6")

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