Finding a specific item, checking stock levels, or inspecting tagged assets doesn’t have to mean going through every product individually. Datalogic RFID code readers use radio-frequency identification to retrieve information from RFID tags without contact. This technology enables multiple tagged items to be read in a short time, significantly simplifying the tracking and searching of items in professional environments.
Datalogic RFID readers are used wherever it is important to keep track of the movement of goods, equipment, or other registered items. The manufacturer offers specialized UHF RFID solutions that support the use of electronic identifiers and help obtain up-to-date data without having to manually inspect every item.
One of the main benefits of Datalogic RFID readers is the ability to quickly obtain information about a large number of tagged items. The technology is used for inventory stocktaking, checking product availability, tracking manufacturing components, and keeping records of company equipment.
RFID identification is also used in healthcare, for example to track medical supplies and other tagged equipment. The collected data help maintain an up-to-date overview of registered items and make them easier to locate within work processes.
Among other products, Datalogic offers handheld UHF RFID readers from the 3138 RFID Sled series, designed to connect to compatible Datalogic Memor mobile computers. The manufacturer lists a reading speed of up to 1,200 RFID tags per second and a range of up to 9 meters under suitable conditions.
Connecting an RFID module to a supported Datalogic mobile computer creates a portable solution for identification and data processing directly at the workplace. Variants with different connection methods are available, and a specific model may require a corresponding case, power supply, or charging accessory.
When purchasing a Datalogic UHF RFID reader, it is important to consider the supported frequency band, the required read range, identification speed, and how it connects to other devices. For use in Europe, you need to select the appropriate regional variant and verify compatibility with the RFID tags in use.
RFID technology excels primarily at bulk identification of tagged items, while traditional Datalogic barcode scanners are used for targeted scanning of individual 1D codes and, depending on the model, 2D codes as well.
Both identification methods are therefore used in various work processes, depending on the nature of the operation and the record-keeping method.Datalogic RFID code readers are a solution for companies that need to efficiently work with electronic identification of goods and assets.
Choose a device that suits your operational requirements and gain a better overview of tagged items without unnecessarily time-consuming manual record-keeping.