The uniform management of the hotel has always used manual registration method, distributing uniforms to about hundreds of employees every day. Every morning when I go to work, I have to queue up in the clothing room to collect my uniforms. Sometimes there are dozens of people waiting in line, and each person takes 3 minutes. It's like going to a supermarket to shop and check out, and I need to manually register and borrow each item. In order to improve production efficiency, hotels have introduced washable ultra-high frequency RFID tags to manage uniforms. The hotel attaches electronic RFID tags to each uniform and automatically uploads the information to the server through a chip. When a set of uniforms is checked by an ultra-high frequency RFID reader, the model, size, color, and other information of all clothes can be instantly read without scanning the barcode one by one as in the past.
In addition, due to the use of RFID tags for clothing management, hotels can also adopt clothing self-service systems to improve efficiency. The hotel has set up a self-service system outside the clothing room. When employees collect their clothing, they only need to walk to the instrument, swipe their employee card, and then put a few uniforms in front of the reader to quickly confirm the borrowing. This system greatly saves employees time borrowing uniforms. At the same time, if an employee takes the wrong uniform, the system can automatically remind them based on the clothing style and size recorded in the employee card. After adopting this system, the efficiency has been improved by more than 50%.
From a technical perspective, considering the need to label clothing to ensure employee comfort while not being too visible to guests, this ultra-high frequency RFID linen flexible laundry tag has flexible and durable characteristics, with an IP68 protection level that can withstand up to 300 cycles of use in industrial washing (up to 60 bars of water pressure) and high-temperature drying (up to 120-185 ° C) environments. Featuring soft, washable, and easily bendable laundry labels, it is suitable for flat linen clothing washing applications and can be easily sewn and embedded. With a reader power of 2W, it has an effective reading range of up to 5 meters in free space. Compared with the barcode management used in many industries nowadays, the installation of ultra-high frequency RFID readers can scan 50, 100, or even 200 pieces of clothing at once without the need for manual scanning of each item. This greatly improves management efficiency.
At present, this tag is widely used not only for tracking the cyclic washing of items such as bed sheets and towels in hotels, but also for industrial washing and clothing/uniform management, providing effective healthcare protection; The traceability applied to the clothing management process and lifecycle provides both short-term and long-term management value.
