Purchase your Datamax RFID labels by operating frequency Important Datamax RFID labels information includes which frequency bandwidth they operate on; this affects their suitability for certain applications such as underwater or long distance use.

I recommend:  Weber produces a wide variety of labels organized by frequency and application, with a number of inlay options. Process Label Systems can custom insert RFID tags into label rolls, even if you've already printed on them.

Find the right size Datamax RFID labels for your printer Before purchasing Datamax RFID labels, list which sizes your printer is able to handle and limit your purchase to those. If you have a printer that handles printing materials up to four-inches wide, for example, you can purchase one-, two-, three- or four-inch labels, but nothing larger.

I recommend:  RACO offers a variety of standard-sized Datamax RFID labels, including four-inch and six-inch sizes, with other custom sizing available by request. Protopak Engineering custom produces RFID labels in addition to providing all the equipment necessary to read, scan and print them.

Let someone else print your Datamax RFID labels You'll find Datamax RFID labels are available in both pre-printed and blank rolls. If you're in a hurry or running short on employee resources, a one-time order of pre-printed rolls may be just the time-saver you need.

I recommend:  Worldlabel.com and SimplyRFID offer pre-printed or blank RFID labels compatible with thermal printers. These labels come in standard four-inch and six-inch widths.