RFID tracking for linen, textiles and uniforms

Who it is for • Hotels • Hospitals and clinics • Industrial laundries • Companies using uniforms Problem Linen is counted manually at receiving, issuing and clean-stock stages. This is slow, error-prone and makes losses difficult to prove. How it works • Each textile item receives a washable UHF tag • A cart or bundle is read by a gate, tunnel or handheld reader • The system keeps item history, wash cycles and location • Write-offs are based on actual wear and cycle count • Reports are built by site, client and category Solution components • Laundry RFID tags • Gates, tunnels or handheld readers • Software for textiles, sets, cycles and clients • Integration with laundry, hotel or 1C systems • Tagging and process launch method Limitations — clearly • A tag adds cost to every item, so ROI depends on turnover and losses • Tagging an existing fleet must be organized carefully • Aggressive chemicals and high temperatures are tested in advance FAQ Do tags withstand washing? Laundry tags are designed for industrial cycles, but real lifetime is verified in a pilot. Will guests feel the tag? Small soft tags are usually sewn into a seam or label pocket. Can linen be tracked by client? Yes, each item can be linked to its owner. See also • Asset and inventory tracking — /en/rfid-uchet-tmc • RFID software — /en/rfid-po