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—SMART LABELS & PACKAGING

RFID Labels

RFID is how modern supply chains track, authenticate, and count — at the case, pallet, and item level. Flash4 sources, encodes, converts, and verifies RFID inlays into finished smart labels ready to apply.

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The HP Indigo V12 is the first press built on HP's LEPx architecture — six inline imaging engines working in parallel to lay down up to six colors in a single pass at 120 linear meters per minute. That's flexo-comparable throughput with zero plates, zero make-ready waste, and full variable data on every label.

— Full rfid service

From bare inlay to applied smart label.

We handle the RFID label lifecycle so you don't stitch together multiple vendors — inlay sourcing, encoding, converting into a printable facestock, and read verification before shipment. Tell us your chip, frequency, and read-range requirements and we'll match the right construction.

Inlay sourcing matched to your frequency, read range, and substrate

Encoding programmed to your numbering scheme (EPC/UID)

Converting into die-cut labels, hang tags, or tickets

Read verification on finished labels before they ship

Print & encode variable data alongside the RFID payload

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— use cases

Where RFID labels earn their keep

Retail & Apparel

Item-level tagging for inventory accuracy, faster checkout, and loss prevention — printed with brand artwork and encoded EPC.

Logistics & Pallet

Case and pallet labels for automated reading at dock doors, conveyors, and gates.

Healthcare

Asset and specimen tracking with scannable, verifiable smart labels that support compliance.

Warehouse & Assets

Track tools, returns, and reusable containers without line-of-sight scanning.

Events & Access

Encoded tickets and wristbands for fast, fraud-resistant entry.

Brand Protection

Authentication tags that confirm genuine product through the supply chain.

— Pair It With The V12

RFID + digital print = one smart label

Run on the HP Indigo V12, your RFID labels get photo-quality graphics, variable data, and multi-SKU batching — encoded and verified in a streamlined workflow.

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