What Makes RFID Systems Industrial Strength?

Sept. 28, 2015

Sponsored by Balluff

Determining if equipment will survive in true industrial environments.

When evaluating RFID equipment, it is important to make the distinction between what is possible for use in the environment and what is optimal. This white paper helps system planners make that distinction, by providing an overview of the features and capabilities that differentiate true industrial RFID equipment.

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