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DAILY RFID, a Chinese leading producer of RFID readers and RFID tags, has recently launched RFID tag reader-06 with a small dimension, operating in 125KHz and 13.56MHz. With good performance, it provides a low-cost platform only about 28USD.

RFID passive tags are in the ascendant as a result of their low cost and long lifespan, and most of all - can be used in almost unlimited applications. DAILY RFID is excellent in producing and designing the RFID passive tags, just like RFID wristbands and RFID jewelry tags.

DAILY RFID, a leading producer of RFID tags and RFID readers, has recently announced a new series RFID inlay operating in 125KHz(LF) or 13.56MHz, which can be easily integrated into many RFID projects.

RFID labels are considered as an important component of low cost RFID system, especially for supply chain management. DAILY RFID, has developed self-adhesive RFID labels for supply chain management, which are available at around 0.32 USD per piece.

DAILY RFID, a leading manufacturer of RFID readers and RFID tags, has unveiled UHF Long Range Reader DL6820 with double antenna channels and long read range up to 10m. This globally-compliant long range reader can be customized from 860MHz to 960MHz frequency.

DAILY RFID, a leading manufacturer of RFID readers and RFID tags, has unveiled UHF Long Range Reader DL6820 with double antenna channels and long read range up to 10m. This globally-compliant long range reader can be customized from 860MHz to 960MHz frequency.

DAILY RFID, a Chinese leading producer of RFID readers and RFID tags, has recently unveiled DL2800 LF Handheld RFID Reader(HD3000/ HD3000L), designed for RFID mobile solution with low price at $380. With extremely rugged design, this handheld RFID Reader is suitable for mobile solution.

DAILY RFID has recently unveiled HF RFID Reader DL5510 with a long read range of up to 60cm, specially designed for inventory management. With this 13.56MHz rfid reader integrated into RFID inventory system, there is no need to make an inventory by individual scanning while keeping accurate counts of the inventory.