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An RFID reader is a device that wirelessly detects and communicates with RFID tags, enabling data exchange for identification, tracking, and access control across various industries.

We offer a diverse range of RFID readers to meet different needs. Our handheld RFID readers are highly portable, allowing for on - the - go scanning and data collection in dynamic environments such as inventory management in large warehouses or asset tracking at construction sites. On the other hand, our desktop RFID readers are ideal for stationary setups, providing reliable and efficient tag reading in office - based access control systems or in - store product authentication scenarios. With our comprehensive product line, we ensure that there's a perfect RFID reader solution for every business requirement.

Handheld Reader

ADVANTAGES

Our extensive experience and versatile production capabilities allow us to provide comprehensive and customized solutions, meeting a wide range of market demands.

DIVERSE PRODUCT RANGE

We offer a wide array of card types, including AES cards, transit cards, menu displays, white RFID cards, and wooden cards, designed to meet the diverse needs of our clients.
CUSTOMIZATION SERVICES

Our ability to personalize products, such as imprinting "Your Logo" on wooden cards, ensures that we can tailor our offerings to meet specific client requirements.
HIGH-QUALITY MATERIALS

We use both plastic and wood materials, demonstrating our commitment to using only the highest quality materials and showcasing our exceptional craftsmanship.
MULTIFUNCTIONALITY

Products like our menu displays with QR codes offer additional functionalities, enhancing the practicality and appeal of our cards.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is an RFID reader?

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An RFID reader (also called a reader) is the core control unit of an RFID system. It transmits radio waves through an antenna, powers tags, and communicates with them, reading or writing data, enabling automatic identification and information management of items.
What are the main types of RFID readers?

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They are mainly divided into three categories: fixed readers (used at fixed locations such as portals and production lines), handheld readers (used for mobile inventory and inspection), and integrated readers (reader modules embedded in other devices, such as self-service terminals).
How do I choose the right reader for me?

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Three key points to consider:

How far will the reading range be? (A few steps or a few meters)

Where will it be used? (Walking around the warehouse for inventory taking, or stationary at the door for automatic identification)

What will be identified? (Items in boxes or individual items on the shelf)