RFID tag Atlo ATLO-607 — passive identification label, EAN 5902887055799

Atlo ATLO-607 is a passive RFID tag designed for electronic identification and inventory control. The label provides contactless data storage and transmission using RFID technology and is compatible with standard RFID readers. Its compact form factor makes it suitable for tagging small items and integrating into retail labeling, access control, and asset-tracking systems where a programmable passive tag is required.

Advantages

The passive design eliminates the need for an internal power source, reducing maintenance and enabling long-term deployment. Compatibility with common RFID readers ensures straightforward integration into existing systems. As a programmable identification label, the tag supports unique item coding and rapid, contactless reads that accelerate inventory operations and access verification.

Suitable for

• Retail product labeling and anti-theft tagging
• Inventory and warehouse asset tracking
• Access control badges and secure area identification
• Logistics workflows and shipment verification

Key specifications

• Type: Passive RFID identification label
• Function: Contactless data storage and transmission for identification
• Compatibility: Standard RFID readers (industry-standard protocols)
• Form factor: Small, adhesive-compatible label suitable for attachment to items
• Use cases: Asset tracking, retail labeling, access control, logistics

How to use

Affix the Atlo ATLO-607 tag to a clean, dry surface of the item to be identified, ensuring good adhesion and a flat mounting area to optimize read performance. Program the tag with the desired identifier using a compatible RFID writer or reader configured for the tag's protocol. Place tagged items within the read range of an RFID reader to perform inventory scans, access checks, or verification tasks. Follow standard site procedures for tag encoding, data management, and reader configuration.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, mount tags away from large metal surfaces or orient them according to reader manufacturer guidance. Test read range and reliability in the actual environment before wide deployment, and maintain a record of encoded identifiers to support inventory reconciliation and access auditing.