Our RFID partners include: Motorola (formally Symbol), Zebra, Datamax, epc Solutions, Sato, Alien, Unitech, Intermec. We offer encoded RFID tags for DoD compliance labeling.
Primary Marking offers experience, peace of mind, and expertise when it comes to RFID.
We will help you meet your RFID compliance needs.
Primary Marking offers the hardware and software solutions with experience.
epcSolutions enables companies to use RFID to link together sensors on physical assets, the information about those assets, and the documents that move the assets in a configurable, secure, manageable internetworking framework. By integrating the
networks that are often already a part of their systems to gain a clear return on investment for RFID, epcSolutions allows local and global companies to comply with electronic trading standards, data synchronization initiatives, and RFID requirements.
Users can pop in the CD, follow the wizard, print, apply, and "create and validate" EPC-encoded RFID labels.
What ever your RFID needs Primary can help.
Preprinted and encoded RFID tags - For the minor jobs where it does not make sense to buy the software and hardware. We guarantee our tags will meet EPC and DoD compliance standards. We will provide a compliance certificate at no extra charge. Call for a price quote. Prices as low as .20 cents per tag. 888-261-9178
Hardware - Primary Marking is a proud RFID authorized partner with many hardware vendors including: Motorola, Intermec, Zebra, Datamax, Sato, Datalogic, Printronix and Alien.
Software - Primary offers the software solution that will meet your RFID needs. Epc Solutions RFID Tag Manager is the most widely used compliance software on the market. Other solutions are available.
We have the experience to make sure your project is a success.
Here how Primary Marking helped a Midwest dairy increase their sales to Wal-Mart through RFID. More
Here how Primary Marking helped a major Department of Defense supplier meet DoD RFID compliance labeling standards in less then a week. More
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