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CLINICAL TRIAL LABELS
RFID
PARTNERING WITH AWT
Streamline your design and production. Boost your RFID performance and quality
Working with AWT offers customized solutions with a variety of materials and expertise. Our experts provide technical advice for choosing passive RFID technology, testing for readability, and optimizing label or tag design. AWT has access to a wide range of label materials, adhesives, and passive RFID chips, which can be used to create high-quality and reliable solutions. Customers benefit from our experience to reduce in-house production costs, and ensure high-quality products.
RFID LEADS IN HEALTHCARE
Medical & Med Device Use Cases
RFID technology has come a long way and is now prevalent in healthcare, pharmaceutical research, and laboratories. Check out this case study and discover how medical RFID is changing the face of healthcare.
- Track and Trace
- Data Accuracy
- Regulatory Compliance
- Optimized Workflow
- Counterfeit Elimination
- Extended Product Lines
- Product Differentiation
THE FUTURE IS RFID
Smart tools with potential
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) has been considered one of the most promising technologies in healthcare and has been recognized as a smart tool with the potential to overcome many challenges that healthcare encounters—such as inaccurate pharmaceutical stock, inability to track medical equipment, difficulty in tracking patient locations, patient safety incidents, administration of incorrect drugs, medical errors including mislabeled blood samples, and drug quantities.
EXPLORE INDUSTRY RESOURCES
From Shrink Sleeve to Labels
From Shrink Sleeves to Labels. Whether you’re managing hundreds of SKUs, responding to new regulations, or elevating your brand’s shelf presence, packaging flexibility has never been more critical.
Collaborative Forward-Thinking Innovation
A global point-of-care (POC) diagnostics startup was preparing to launch an innovative new product but faced a critical production challenge. Their blood diagnostic tests featured a unique disc design, incorporating various sealing tapes and labels that required precise placement. The pressing question: could they maintain tight tolerances in positioning without triggering an unintended chemical reaction during the production process?
