RFID Card , Plastic Card
Professional Supplier

  Home Products About us NEWS Factory Contact us Download  
 
:: RFID Prelam/Inlay
:: NDEF NFC Card
:: LF 125KHZ card
:: HF13.56MHZ Card
:: UHF 860-960MHZ Card
:: Dual Frequency Card
 
    :: HF13.56MHZ Card >> Smart card Mifare Ultralight-C HF blank card
 
HF blank card
Specification:
- Dimensions: CR80 85.60 x 53.98mm
- Thickness: 0.84 +- 0.02mm
- Material: PVC (option: PET, PC, PET-G)
- Card Surface: Matt/ glossy finish
- Housing: Lamination
Personalization:
- Offset Printing
- Silkscreen Printing
- Magnetic stirp HICO, LOCO
- Thermal print

Blank card EX-factory Price:
Contact Now

Your RFID Battle Plan

Tracking smart cards chemicals through the manufacturing and distribution process is a critical dependence on Dow Chemical, for the utmost safety and operational efficiency. In 2004, identification technologies for example had gained significant buzz due to initiatives by the US Defence Department and Wal-Mart to mandate their use within logistics and inventory management applications. So CIO Dave Kepler periodically asked his IT staff whether Dow could make the most of these technologies. The repeated answer: RFID had not been mature enough.
But Kepler wasn't sure the scepticism was warranted. So at the end of 2005, he asked his staff to take into account differently. His request: Define the problems first, then see which technologies could possibly be helpful to address them - viewing RFID technology as a possible tactic from the larger product tracking strategy. "He didn't want technology for technology's sake, but he did want tight alignment to the corporate strategy," recalls Dave Asiala, a shared services IT director at Dow, who served as a member of the process development committee and assumed leadership with the implementation efforts.
Today, Dow has several pilot projects in place to test RFID and other location-oriented technologies like GPS, two-way radios and traditional barcodes. Early projects have demostrated that typically - for example when it's followed by a sensor log for you environmental readings during shipments - the use of  makes sense. But sometimes barcodes still prove contactless cards cheaper and easier.

 

 

 


  Copyright © ENJOY Smart Card Technologies Co.,LTD. | All Rights Reserved
Follow us on Twitter >>
Join us on Facebook >>
Contact us on Linkedin >>