RFID laundry tags

Heat-press and PPS laundry tags for textile tracking through washing, drying and pressing cycles.

CATALOGUE SEGMENT 17 LISTINGS Segment-level entries from the Product Finder catalogue. Format layout, pricing and document status are reviewed per configuration.

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RFID laundry tags.

Heat-press and PPS laundry tags for textile tracking through washing, drying and pressing cycles. These are the current Product Finder listings for this segment; the exact unit, quantity, configuration and destination are confirmed at quote review.

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RFID Laundry Tag ( 9 ) for Hospitality Linen Management product photograph RFID Laundry Tag
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RFID Laundry Tag ( 9 ) for Hospitality Linen Management

RFID Laundry Tag ( 9 ) for Hospitality Linen Management · UHF · textile · 9 × 35 × 15 × 1 × 76 mm.

As low as · 1,000 pcs$0.27Per unit · MOQ 10
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UHF RFID Laundry Tag – PPS – 7m product photograph RFID Laundry Tag
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UHF RFID Laundry Tag – PPS – 7m

UHF RFID Laundry Tag – PPS – 7m · UHF · PPS.

As low as · 1,000 pcs$0.27Per unit · MOQ 10
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UHF RFID Laundry Tag for Hospitality Linen Management product photograph RFID Laundry Tag
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UHF RFID Laundry Tag for Hospitality Linen Management

UHF RFID Laundry Tag for Hospitality Linen Management · UHF · textile · 9 × 75 × 15 × 1 × 5 mm.

As low as · 1,000 pcs$0.29Per unit · MOQ 10
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