HID Global to demonstrate its new SlimFlex Laundry tag at this week’s RFID Journal LIVE! conference and exhibition
HID Global is demonstrating its extensive suite of RFID transponders at the Orange County Convention Center

HID Global®, a worldwide leader in secure identity solutions, is showcasing its broad portfolio of radio frequency identification (RFID) solutions from its Identification Technologies division, including its new SlimFlex™ Laundry tag at this week’s RFID Journal LIVE! conference and exhibition. HID Global’s advanced and innovative SlimFlex™ Laundry tag delivers durability and flexibility in a format ideal for UHF tracking and inventory systems for commercial laundry and health care linens and supplies.

HID Global is demonstrating its extensive suite of RFID transponders in booth #722 at the Orange County Convention Center, in Orlando, FL from April 30 – May 2. Visit the booth to learn more about one of the industry broadest portfolio of advanced RFID solutions for a wide range of applications and industries, including logistics; automation and manufacturing; medical and health care; returnable transport items; and waste management. Key demonstrations include:

HID Trusted Tag™ Services - Show attendees will experience demonstrations of NFC tag applications using HID Trusted Tag Services, a cloud-based platform for secure NFC tags and services that eliminates the inherent risks of authenticating original documents, processes and high-value assets. It also enables secure logging, and trusted access to various applications.  

Twist Test and Smash Test Demonstrations – HID’s RFID tags will be demonstrated for both its ability to maintain durability and flexibility while enduring extreme conditions. HID Global engineers continually test HID RFID tag designs to ensure they deliver reliable performance in harsh conditions by testing them through temperature, twist, endurance and reading routines daily.

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