Industrial RFID Tag Manufacturer for Harsh Environments
We design and manufacture durable RFID tags for industrial applications such as laundry, asset tracking, and logistics. RFID cards and readers are also available for complete hardware support.
Easy Customization
We provide flexible customization for industrial RFID tags, including size, material, chip selection, and printing. As an experienced RFID tag manufacturer, we specialize in manufacturing RFID tags that match different applications and operating environments. Our solutions include custom RFID labels, NFC tags, and passive RFID tags, designed to meet project-specific requirements across industries.
Safe & Reliable
Our RFID tags and NFC labels are built for stable performance in real working conditions such as laundry, asset tracking, and logistics. Compared with many RFID manufacturing companies, we focus more on durability and long-term stability. Every batch of passive RFID tags and custom RFID tags is tested for consistency, resistance, and read reliability before shipment.
Direct Manufacturer
As one of the professional RFID manufacturers, we operate as a factory-direct RFID tag manufacturer, controlling production, quality inspection, and delivery schedules in-house. This allows us to provide stable quality, competitive pricing, and faster lead times. As a global RFID tags supplier, we support OEM and customized requirements for different industrial projects.
About Us
JIA RFID is an experienced industrial RFID tag manufacturer serving global RFID projects. As one of the reliable RFID manufacturers, we started with manufacturing RFID tags and RFID cards for access control systems used in transportation, hotels, and identity management. We also provide compatible RFID readers to support different hardware integration needs.
As RFID applications expanded, we focused our development on UHF RFID products, with an emphasis on long read range, stable performance, and fast data transmission for industrial environments. Today, our UHF RFID tags are widely used as RFID tags for manufacturing, warehousing, industrial laundry, logistics, retail, and asset tracking applications, supported by RFID readers for data collection and identification.
To support more demanding use cases, we have continuously expanded our production capacity and invested in advanced molding, testing, and inspection equipment. As a professional RFID tag factory, our in-house R&D and manufacturing teams develop and produce durable RFID hard tags and customized RFID products for harsh environments and large-scale deployments.
Industrial RFID Products
RFID Tags, RFID Readers, and RFID Cards for Tracking & Identification Applications
RFID Tags
Industrial-grade RFID tags for harsh environments like asset tracking, logistics, manufacturing, and laundry. As a professional RFID tag manufacturer, we specialize in manufacturing RFID tags, including UHF, NFC, and passive types with stable performance and long service life.
RFID Readers
Reliable RFID readers for tag reading, encoding, testing, and deployment across different applications. Our range includes UHF, handheld, fixed, and desktop readers, designed to work with various RFID tags for efficient data capture and identification.
RFID Cards
High-quality RFID cards for access control, transportation, hotel systems, and identification. As an experienced RFID tags supplier, we offer multiple material options and chip solutions to meet different project requirements.
Industrial RFID Product Categories
RFID tags, RFID readers and RFID cards for industrial and commercial applications.
On Metal RFID Tags
RFID tags designed for reliable performance on metal surfaces in industrial environments.
NFC Tags
Short-range NFC tags for contactless communication, ideal for payments, access control and smart interactions.
Animal RFID Tags
RFID tags for livestock and animal identification, widely used in farming, tracking and management.
RFID Jewelry Tags
Compact and reusable RFID tags for jewelry inventory tracking and retail management.
RFID Laundry Tags
Durable RFID tags for tracking garments and linens in industrial laundry systems.
Library RFID Tags
RFID tags and labels for efficient library circulation and asset management.
RFID Vehicle Tags
RFID tags for vehicle identification, parking control and access management.
RFID Seal Tags
High-security RFID seal tags for asset protection, cable sealing and logistics tracking.
RFID Card
High-quality RFID cards for access control, transportation, hotels and identification applications.
RFID Access Control
RFID tags and readers for door access and identity verification systems.
Handheld RFID Reader
Portable RFID readers for field reading, testing, and data collection.
Desktop RFID Readers
Compact RFID readers for encoding, verification, and workstation use.
UHF RFID Readers
UHF RFID readers for long-range tag reading in industrial environments.
RFID Tags Manufacturer
JIA RFID is an experienced RFID tag manufacturer specializing in high-quality RFID tags and RFID cards for industrial and commercial applications. As a professional RFID tag factory, we focus on manufacturing RFID tags with stable performance and cost efficiency.
Our products are widely used in access control, asset tracking, livestock tracking, industrial laundry, transportation, logistics, warehousing and event management.
At JIA RFID, we not only provide reliable products, but also share ongoing product updates and market insights to help our clients stay competitive. As a global RFID tags supplier, we support long-term cooperation with stable quality and consistent supply.
Explore Our Latest Products
We continuously develop new RFID tags, cards, and readers to meet evolving industry needs. Explore our latest RFID products below.
Loyal Clients
As a professional RFID tag manufacturer, we work with clients across different industries worldwide. Our RFID tags, cards, and readers are valued for consistent quality and dependable delivery.
Customize RFID Tags
We provide customized RFID tags and RFID cards for over 300 satisfied clients worldwide, tailored to meet specific business needs and applications.
Blogs in the RFID Industry
Learn how RFID tags and readers are used in real applications, with insights on performance, deployment and industry trends.
RFID Laundry Management System – The Complete Guide
RFID is changing how modern laundry operations manage textile assets. Instead of treating linens, uniforms, towels, or garments as bulk
What Is an RFID Reader? How It Works, Types, and How to Choose One
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Low Frequency RFID vs. High Frequency RFID: The Major 14 Differences
Low Frequency RFID and High Frequency RFID are both inductive RFID technologies that rely on magnetic field coupling between the
RFID Certificates
Our RFID tags, cards and readers meet international standards including ISO 9001, ISO 14001, CE, FCC and RoHS, ensuring reliable performance and compliance across global markets.
As an experienced RFID tag manufacturer, we offer customizable RFID tags for a wide range of applications. Here are answers to common questions about our products.
An RFID tag is a device that uses radio frequency identification technology to store and transmit data. It typically consists of a microchip and an antenna that communicate wirelessly with an RFID reader.
RFID tags respond to signals from a reader. When activated, the tag transmits its stored data back to the reader, which is then processed by a system or software.
The reading range depends on frequency and environment. UHF RFID tags can reach up to 10 meters under ideal conditions, while HF and LF tags usually operate within shorter distances.
RFID tags can be customized in size, shape, material, and chip type (such as Impinj, NXP, or Alien). Printing, encoding, and branding options are also available depending on application needs.
Yes. Industrial RFID tags are designed to operate in harsh conditions, including high temperatures, moisture, chemicals, and metal surfaces. Specialized designs ensure stable performance in demanding environments.
Common types include UHF, HF, LF, on-metal tags, inlays, and industrial RFID tags. Each type is designed for specific environments and applications.
Selection depends on factors such as read range, environment, surface material, and durability requirements. Testing samples in real conditions is strongly recommended.
To remove an RFID tag from clothing, gently cut or tear off the tag, depending on its attachment. Most RFID tags used in laundry management are sewn or heat-sealed into the fabric, and once removed, they should not be reused. We recommend replacing the tag with a new one if it’s removed.
It depends on the application. Asset tracking tags are often reusable, while tags used for events or specific laundry processes may be single-use.
RFID tags can be made from plastic, paper, ceramic, ABS, metal, or textile materials, depending on the application and environmental requirements.
To scan RFID tags into Google Sheets, you can use a USB RFID reader that acts like a keyboard input. When you scan a tag, the data from the tag is entered directly into a Google Sheet cell, just as if you were typing it. We offer RFID readers compatible with Google Sheets for quick and easy data entry.
RFID tags can be programmed using a compatible RFID reader or writer with encoding software. Data such as ID numbers or asset information can be written into the tag memory.
Pricing depends on frequency, chip type, material, quantity, and customization. Costs can range from a few cents to several dollars per tag.
Passive RFID tags typically last 5–10 years or longer, depending on environmental conditions and usage.
An anti-metal RFID tag is designed to function on metal surfaces. It uses special materials or structures to reduce signal interference and ensure reliable reading.
The standard MOQ is 500 pieces. Smaller quantities may be available for sample testing.
As a professional RFID card manufacturer, we produce customizable RFID cards for access control, identification and payment applications. Below are answers to common questions.
An RFID card uses radio frequency identification technology to store and transmit data for identification, access control and transactions.
Unlike magnetic stripe or contact cards, RFID cards communicate wirelessly with a reader, enabling faster and contactless operation.
RFID cards are widely used in access control, employee attendance, membership systems, transportation, hospitality and payment applications.
The read range depends on frequency and chip type. LF and HF cards typically operate within a few centimeters, while UHF cards can reach longer distances under suitable conditions.
RFID cards can be customized in printing, encoding, material and chip type. Options include PVC, PET, PETG and other materials depending on application needs.
Security depends on the chip type and protocol. Advanced chips such as MIFARE DESFire support encryption and authentication to prevent unauthorized access.
RFID cards typically last 5–10 years, depending on usage frequency and environmental conditions.
When placed near a reader, the card is activated by the reader’s signal and transmits its stored data for verification.
Common materials include PVC, PET, PETG and eco-friendly materials such as wood, depending on durability and design requirements.
Yes. Dual-frequency (e.g., HF + UHF) and triple-frequency cards (LF + HF + UHF) are available for multi-system compatibility.
RFID blocking cards are designed to protect your personal information from unauthorized scanning. They contain a special material or chip that blocks or scrambles the signals between the RFID card and the reader, preventing the information from being read without your knowledge. These cards are typically used to protect sensitive data stored on RFID-enabled cards.
The best RFID blocking card is one that provides maximum protection while being easy to carry. The most effective RFID blocking cards use high-quality shielding materials that are capable of blocking signals from both HF and UHF RFID systems. As an RFID manufacturer, we offer RFID cards with built-in protection options, ensuring both security and functionality.
The standard MOQ is 500 pieces. Smaller quantities may be available for sample testing.
RFID cards can be sourced directly from a manufacturer or supplier. Custom options are typically available based on application requirements.
As an RFID hardware manufacturer, we provide reliable RFID readers for tag reading, encoding and data collection. Below are answers to common questions about RFID readers.
An RFID reader is a device used to read and write data on RFID tags. It communicates wirelessly with tags and sends the collected data to a connected system.
An RFID reader identifies tags, retrieves stored data and can encode information onto writable tags. It is a core device for tracking and identification.
The reader emits a radio signal that activates the tag. The tag responds by transmitting its data, which the reader receives and sends to a system for processing.
RFID readers emit radio waves that activate nearby RFID tags. The tag responds by sending its data back to the reader, which then forwards the information to connected software or systems.
Common frequency bands include LF (125 kHz), HF (13.56 MHz) and UHF (860–960 MHz). The correct frequency depends on the application and tag type.
A UHF RFID reader operates in the 860–960 MHz range and is used for long-range and high-speed reading in logistics, warehousing and industrial applications.
Reading distance depends on frequency and setup:
- UHF: up to 10+ meters
- HF: typically within 1 meter
- LF: usually within 30 cm
Yes. NFC operates on HF (13.56 MHz), so HF-compatible RFID readers can read NFC tags and cards.
“RFID scanner” is another term for an RFID reader, often referring to handheld devices used for mobile data collection.
Selection depends on read range, frequency, environment and interface requirements (USB, Ethernet, RS232, Bluetooth or WiFi). Matching the reader with the correct tag type is essential.
RFID readers are used in industrial, warehouse, logistics, manufacturing and access control environments, including conditions with heat, humidity and metal interference.
RFID readers require minimal maintenance. Regular checks of antennas, cables and firmware help ensure stable long-term operation.