Accessory is optimized for accessory and cosmetic applications, while the smaller Bling is designed specifically for jewelry. Both share excellent performance and superior close-coupling characteristics.
Accessory tags measure 33 x 18 mm (1.3 x 0.7 inches), allowing them to be easily converted into small hang tags for accessory labels or attached to small cosmetic items. Bling tags are even smaller at 25 x 15 mm (1.0 x 0.6 inches), making them easy to convert into specially designed jewelry hang tags.
Despite their different sizes, both
Accessory and Bling are equipped with Impinj's Monza R6 chip, which features Autotune, helping new products operate at peak efficiency, even in rapidly changing environments. Both tags offer unique TIDs, support pre-serialized EPC, and are tested for 100% performance. Available in dry, wet, and paper tag formats, the tags and alarms are also suitable for full integration into the Cosmos smart cloud-based services platform.
Like their Monza R6-based counterparts (MiniWeb, ShortDipole, DogBone, Spine, Viper, Belt), the Accessory and Bling excel in a variety of retail-oriented scenarios and applications.
"The new, smaller tags offer retailers compelling advantages, enabling superior brand protection and loss prevention for small but valuable merchandise such as accessories, cosmetics, and jewelry. With these new products, Smartrac is further reinforcing its position as the leading manufacturer of RFID tags and alarms," says Torsten Strauch, Senior Vice President of the Smart Items business unit at Smartrac.
Smartrac's new Accessory tags are now available in bulk, followed by the Bling tags, which will be available by the end of Q1 2016. Smartrac showcased the new tags, along with other innovative products and solutions, at NRF Retail's Big Show 2016 in New York, held January 17-19.
RAIN RFID is a wireless technology based on the UHF RFID standard protocol developed by GS1 and ISO. Its benefits include superior read range and fast data transfer. Smartrac is a founding member of the RAIN RFID Alliance, a global organization promoting the widespread adoption of RAIN technology solutions across various vertical markets.
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