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RFID enabled SolutionsTYRE MANAGEMENTYOU CAN T MANAGE WHAT YOU CAN T MEASUREBarCodeRFIDRequiresLine of-SiteRequirescorrectorientationEasilyo bscuredbydirtEasilyscratchedordamagedCon tentscannotbemodifiedCanonlyreadonelabel atatimeDoesnotrequireLine of SiteDoesnotrequireorientationNotaffected bydirtUnaffectedbyscratches(encapsulated )CanmodifydatastoredintagCanreadmultiple tagsatonceWhy RFID ...ACITVETAGSPASSIVE TAGSActive tags have an internal power source, such as a battery. They have longer rangesand larger memories than passive tags and usually operate at 455 MHz, 2,45 GHz, or GHz and have a reading range from 20 to 100mPassive tags have no internalpower supply and are instead activated by the reader. Passive tags have read distances ranging from 2mm through to , depending on the frequency of individual tags.

Tyres can extend their life by retreading processes. However, their identification has long been a tedious and dirty job, not to mention the tracking process of multi-thousands of tyres moving in and out of the retreading factories. Each RFID provides an unique ID and storage memory for saving useful information such as manufacturers,

  Process, Retreading, The retreading

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