RFID Devices
Products
RFID Devices for Every Business Application
A wide range of devices available to suit your business and application
Improve inventory accuracy with bulk scanning and automated data capture.
Add NFC data capture to your processes for fast, secure identification in access control, payments, or asset verification.
UHF Devices
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URF520 SoleaUHF Devices
NFC Devices
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MT95 Kambur Pro IIIMobile Computers
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FM3281 GrouperFixed-Mount Scanners
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EM20-85Scan Engines
With Optional NFC Module
Fixed-Readers to Handheld Devices all in one Portfolio
Newland’s RFID portfolio includes mobile computers with UHF integrated readers, fixed UHF readers, fixed-mount scanners, mobile computers, and a tablet, all with NFC capabilities, and touch panel computers equipped with NFC modules. These devices are designed to maximize productivity and improve accuracy, enabling businesses across various industries to track assets, manage inventory, optimize workflows, and enhance the user experience.
Key Features
Pistol grip with integrated UHF reader, providing maximum flexibility for point-and-shoot operations
High-performance Impinj E710 RFID chip, well-suited for high-throughput applications
Full NFC functionality for both contactless RFID cards and barcodes, supporting access cards, user cards, membership cards, and, when authorized, payment solutions
Reliable and seamless data capture
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Applications
Newland RFID devices are designed to maximize productivity and enhance accuracy for businesses of all sizes. With a range of device types available, you can capture data quickly and reliably.
Each device comes with unique features tailored to meet your specific business needs and applications. The mobile and touch panel computers run on Android OS, providing reliable performance, regular security updates, and easy device management. The addition of NFC on Android devices enables solutions ranging from access control to payment. The fixed-mount reader and scan engine offer precise 1D and 2D barcode scanning capabilities, the addition of NFC allows for an additional type of data capture. Finally, the UHF fixed reader is straightforward to install and can seamlessly blend into any environment thanks to its aluminum alloy housing.
From inventory management and access control to self-service checkout and payment operations, Newland RFID devices enhance data accuracy, streamline workflows, and empower your business to make more
Uses Cases
Inventory management and large-scale inventory
Manufacturing and production tracking
Access control and visitor management
Asset and equipment tracking
Self-service checkout kiosk
Payment
Beyond the Hardware
Discover additional features & offerings from Newland AIDC EMEA and make your scanning experience even better.
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Ndevor
Manage all your Newland OS devices with our free mobile device management software, Ndevor. With features to enroll devices, launch apps in kiosk mode, and more, you can effortlessly manage and update devices remotely.
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EasySet
Newland’s free Windows-based configuration software that simplifies setting up handheld, fixed-mount, presentation scanners, and OEM scan engines. It allows users to easily configure devices and update firmware.
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Best in Class Warranties
With up to 5 years standard warranty, Newland AIDC EMEA stands behind the quality of our products and offers one of the best-in-class warranties.
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Frequently Asked Questions: RFID Devices
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What is RFID technology?
RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) uses radio waves to identify and track tags attached to objects, without needing a direct line of sight. It allows businesses to automatically capture data on assets, inventory, or products as they move through a facility or supply chain.
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What's the difference between UHF and NFC?
UHF (Ultra High Frequency) RFID reads tags from several meters away, making it ideal for tracking pallets, assets, or inventory across a warehouse or retail floor. NFC (Near Field Communication) operates over a very short range, typically a few centimeters, and is better suited to secure, one-to-one interactions such as access control or item verification.
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Can an RFID reader read multiple tags at once?
Yes, RFID readers can identify multiple tags simultaneously without needing to scan them one by one. This makes RFID especially efficient for bulk inventory counts or for tracking multiple items simultaneously.
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Which devices fit my application requirements?
Our team of experts is happy to advise you on the best RFID or NFC device for your application. Contact us below.
