Perfect RFID Technologies - A Vanguard of RFID Tag Manufacturing in India
The emergence of RFID Technology in Indian market has necessitated the need of indigenous manufacturing of RFID components. But the manufacturing sector of RFID Technology in India is still in its nascent stage requiring a bold initiative. Thus, accelerating the growth of manufacturing sector of RFID technology in India, USA headquartered company- PerfectID is taking the lead. Being India’s 1st fully Automated RFID Tag manufacturing Company, PerfectID is a leading developer and manufacturer of high quality and smart UHF RFID tags in India. Working with a Public listed company of USA-Impinj, PerfectID is fully focused in UHF RFID domain. PerfectID has grabbed the attention of the international market with its penchant for lean pricing, manufacturing customizable products and shorter lead time of tags, Readers and antennas. From demand of 100-150 RFID Readers per year to 100-150 RFID Readers per quarter in a year, PerfectID Tag has brought down the lead time and huge custom duty. PerfectID has combined the 50 years of experience of UHF RFID tag manufacturing with innovation and workload balance. Leaner tags, leaner lead time with even leaner prices
LF and HF had been around for a long time in India. Now UHF is a matured technology and, in India, the market is growing at 500 percent. PerfectID has many innovative products based on the technology. PerfectID tags are just 1 mm thick –a drastic decrease from 6 mm tag thickness. Not only the tag thickness, the lead time is also reduced by PerfectID antennas used in sports.
In 2016, 70 percent of businesses were mobilized with Race timing tags. The antennas are designed to work better when it is closer to a human body. The moment it comes close to a human body in a race, it secures the frame for the race timing and starts working even better. And that is one of the differentiating factors that a manufactured product of PerfectID brings in to the RFID manufacturing sector of India.
The Indigenous manufacturing with global impact
In India, the RFID market is growing with Indian government bringing in new initiatives. Initially the companies were not allowed to do sealing by themselves. The custodians used to seal, adding cost and delay of many weeks. In a recent launch, PerfectID e-seals have drastically reduced the custom duty with its indigenous RFID tags, readers and antennas. After introducing E-seals, the exporter (the company) can directly seal their products using RFID e-seals. This project will roll out on Nov 1 making India the biggest RFID e-seal user in the world. Letting exporters seal their products themselves will bring in value to the business from RFID technology manufacturing perspective. This particular program suggests that big companies need components rather than solutions due to their dedicated teams focusing for the solution needs. Component manufacturing as per client need is the exact link that PerfectID is trying to bridge in.
PerfectID has combined the 50 years of experience of UHF RFID tag manufacturing with innovation and workload balance
The Indigenous manufacturing with global impact
In India, the RFID market is growing with Indian government bringing in new initiatives. Initially the companies were not allowed to do sealing by themselves. The custodians used to seal, adding cost and delay of many weeks. In a recent launch, PerfectID e-seals have drastically reduced the custom duty with its indigenous RFID tags, readers and antennas. After introducing E-seals, the exporter (the company) can directly seal their products using RFID e-seals. This project will roll out on Nov 1 making India the biggest RFID e-seal user in the world. Letting exporters seal their products themselves will bring in value to the business from RFID technology manufacturing perspective. This particular program suggests that big companies need components rather than solutions due to their dedicated teams focusing for the solution needs. Component manufacturing as per client need is the exact link that PerfectID is trying to bridge in.
