The Art of Smart - Avery Dennison - Fasson
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<strong>Avery</strong> <strong>Dennison</strong> RFID Division –<br />
helping you prepare for the future<br />
<strong>The</strong> massive interest in RFID throughout<br />
the retail supply chain is set to grow in the<br />
coming years. In order to be ready to support<br />
you with innovative ways to capitalise<br />
on this market, <strong>Avery</strong> <strong>Dennison</strong> has created<br />
the new RFID division: <strong>Avery</strong> <strong>Dennison</strong><br />
IntelligentTM Label Technology.<br />
Florian Jungmeier, Director Marketing & Sales<br />
<strong>of</strong> the RFID division in Europe explains, “<strong>The</strong><br />
new division <strong>of</strong>fers a focused set <strong>of</strong> resources<br />
dedicated to perfecting RFID technology for<br />
inclusion in high speed, high quality, high<br />
volume roll-to-roll manufacture.”<br />
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is an<br />
intelligent labelling solution that uses tags<br />
containing a miniature computer chip to store<br />
and broadcast product information. <strong>The</strong> tag<br />
incorporates a small antenna, and in passive<br />
RFID tags (without an independent power<br />
supply), it produces a low power signal<br />
(UHF between 868MHz and 915MHz) when<br />
passing through an RFID reader. With RFID<br />
readers placed throughout the supply chain,<br />
products can be traced more efficiently than<br />
previously possible – and in real time.<br />
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Pressure-sensitive materials are an ideal<br />
carrier medium for RFID chips. <strong>The</strong> new division<br />
will supply inlays and/or ready-to-use<br />
RFID labels . Benchmarking tests by industry<br />
RFID expert Odin technologies Laboratory<br />
(www.odintechnologies.com) have shown<br />
<strong>Avery</strong> <strong>Dennison</strong> RFID tags outperformed<br />
competitors. <strong>The</strong> tags are designed for<br />
common RFID applications, including large<br />
labels for retail pallets and cartons, and<br />
narrower labels for tray labelling. As Florian<br />
explains, <strong>Avery</strong> <strong>Dennison</strong> tags <strong>of</strong>fer unique<br />
antenna designs meaning the tags are not<br />
sensitive to metal package contents – ensuring<br />
the information can be read accurately and<br />
reliably. What’s more, they can be read from<br />
any angle, so there’s no need to reposition<br />
the tags on pallets or cartons.<br />
You can already <strong>of</strong>fer RFID to your<br />
customers<br />
<strong>Avery</strong> <strong>Dennison</strong> <strong>of</strong>fers RFID technology only<br />
through the <strong>Fasson</strong> distribution channels.<br />
Florian Jungmeier: “Our business is to<br />
support <strong>Fasson</strong> partners, not compete with<br />
them, so it would be counterproductive to<br />
Florian Jungmeier<br />
<strong>of</strong>fer RFID directly to end-users.” If your<br />
customers are already developing an RFID<br />
strategy, you can work with them without<br />
immediately investing in the necessary RFID<br />
tag insertion equipment. Florian continues:<br />
“the RFID division has the capacity to<br />
produce runs <strong>of</strong> labels for <strong>Fasson</strong> partners<br />
to <strong>of</strong>fer to their customers, until they begin<br />
to introduce their own RFID label<br />
production. Local <strong>Fasson</strong> representatives<br />
will put you in touch with the RFID division<br />
to learn more.”<br />
Contact your local <strong>Fasson</strong> sales representative<br />
for more information, or<br />
florian.jungmeier@eu.averydennison.com