Our UHF washable textile RFID non-woven laundry tag is designed for professional laundry management, textile tracking, and reusable linen identification. With a soft, flexible, and lightweight structure, this washable RFID laundry tag helps hotels, hospitals, commercial laundries, and uniform rental companies manage textile assets throughout repeated washing and handling cycles.
We offer two installation options to suit different textile designs and laundry workflows: sew-in installation and heat-seal installation. With UHF RFID technology, each tagged item can be identified electronically, making it easier to count inventory, track linen movement, and improve operational efficiency.
Designed for demanding industrial laundry environments, our RFID laundry tag supports high-temperature washing processes and offers a reading distance of more than 5.5 meters with a fixed reader under specified test conditions. We also provide customized size options to meet different textile identification requirements.

RFID Laundry Tags is soft, flexible and thin tags,it can be applied quickly and easily in multiple ways – sewn, heat-sealed or pouched – according to your wash process needs.it was designed specifically to meet the rigors of high volume, high pressure wash workflows to help extend the life of your assets and have been tested in real-world laundries for over 200 cycles to ensure guaranteed tag performance and endurance.
Advantages of Washable Laundry Tag:
1. Accelerate the turnover of cloth and reduce the amount of inventory, reduce the loss.
2 . Quantify the washing process and monitor the number of washing, improve customer satisfaction
3, quantify the quality of cloth, more targeted selection of cloth producers
4, simplify the handover, inventory process, improve staff efficiency

Specification
| Working Frequency | 902-928MHz or 865~866MHz |
| Feature | R/W |
| Size | 70mm x 15mm x 1.5mm or customized |
| Chip Type | UHF Code 7M, or UHF Code 8 |
| Storage | EPC 96bits User 32bits |
| Warranty | 2years or 200 times laundry |
| Working Temperature | -25~ +110 ° C |
| Storage Temperature | -40 ~ +85 ° C |
| High Temperature Resistance | 1) Washing: 90 degrees, 15 minutes, 200 times 2) Converter pre-drying: 180 degrees, 30 minutes,200 times 3) Ironing: 180 degrees, 10 seconds, 200 times 4) High temperature sterilization: 135 degrees,20 minutesStorage humidity 5% ~ 95% |
| Storage humidity | 5% ~ 95% |
| Installation method | 10-Laundry7015:Sew in the hem or installin the woven jacket 10-Laundry7015H: 215 ℃ @ 15 seconds and 4 bars (0.4MPa) pressure Force hot stamping, or suture installation (please contact the original factory before installation See the detailed installation method), or install in the woven jacket |
| Product weight | 0.7 g / piece |
| Packaging | carton packing |
| Surface | color white |
| Pressure | Withstands 60 bars |
| Chemically resistant | resistant to all chemicals used in normal industrial washing processes |
| Reading distance | Fixed: more than 5.5 meters (ERP = 2W) Handheld: more than 2 meters (using ATID AT880 handheld) |
| Polarization mode | Linear polarization |
Key Features of Our Washable RFID Laundry Tag
- Washable design: Developed for repeated industrial laundry cycles, with testing covering up to 200 washing cycles under specified conditions.
- Flexible textile construction: A soft, thin structure that integrates into textile products with minimal interference with normal handling.
- Long-range UHF identification: Supports bulk textile identification with compatible UHF RFID readers and antennas.
- Multiple installation options: Available for sewing, integration into a woven jacket, or heat-seal installation, depending on the model.
- High-temperature resistance: Supports defined washing, drying, and ironing conditions used in professional laundry operations.
- Reusable asset tracking: Assign a unique RFID identity to each tagged item for inventory control and lifecycle management.
- Customizable dimensions: Standard dimensions are 70 × 15 × 1.5 mm, with customized sizes available.
How Does a UHF RFID Laundry Tag Work?
A UHF RFID laundry tag stores identification data that can be read wirelessly by a compatible RFID reader. Once the tag is attached to a textile item, the item can be identified at designated points throughout the laundry process.
Each textile item can be associated with a record in your laundry management software. This record may include an item number, textile type, ownership, department, washing history, and current inventory status.
The typical workflow includes four steps:
- Tag identification: Assign an RFID identity to each linen item, towel, uniform, or textile asset.
- Bulk reading: Use fixed readers or handheld readers to identify tagged items without manually checking every label.
- Data synchronization: Transfer identification records to your inventory or laundry management system.
- Inventory analysis: Review item movement, washing frequency, stock levels, and loss patterns to support daily operations.
By reducing repetitive manual counting, UHF RFID helps laundry operators process large quantities of textiles more efficiently.


Sew-In vs. Heat-Seal RFID Laundry Tags
We provide different installation options to accommodate textile construction, production methods, and maintenance requirements. The appropriate method depends on the fabric, tag model, and intended laundry process.
| Comparison | Sew-In RFID Tag | Heat-Seal RFID Tag |
|---|---|---|
| Suitable model | 10-Laundry7015 | 10-Laundry7015H |
| Installation method | Sew into a hem or woven jacket | Apply using a heat-sealing process |
| Main advantage | Familiar installation method for textile products | Convenient integration into compatible textile surfaces |
| Production requirements | Sewing equipment and labor | Heat press with controlled temperature, time, and pressure |
| Typical application | Bed linen, towels, uniforms, and reusable textiles | Compatible garments and textile products |
| Best suited for | Projects using established sewing processes | Projects requiring heat-applied installation |
For the 10-Laundry7015H model, the specified heat-sealing conditions are 215°C, 15 seconds, and 4 bar (0.4 MPa). We recommend matching the installation method to your textile material and production process.
Washable RFID Tag Durability for Industrial Laundry
Industrial laundry environments expose textile tags to repeated washing, drying, ironing, pressure, and chemical treatment. Our washable textile RFID tag is designed to support demanding laundry workflows, with defined temperature and duration conditions for key processing stages.
| Laundry Process | Temperature | Duration | Specified Cycles |
|---|---|---|---|
| Washing | 90°C | 15 minutes | 200 |
| Converter pre-drying | 180°C | 30 minutes | 200 |
| Ironing | 180°C | 10 seconds | 200 |
| High-temperature sterilization | 135°C | 20 minutes | Process condition |
The tag is designed to withstand pressures of up to 60 bar and resist chemicals used in normal industrial washing processes. These properties make it suitable for textile management programs that require repeated processing and long-term asset identification.
Actual service life depends on laundry equipment, textile placement, detergent selection, mechanical stress, and the operating conditions of each facility. Selecting an appropriate installation method helps maintain reliable performance throughout the textile lifecycle.
UHF RFID Reading Distance and Performance
Reading distance is an important factor when designing an RFID laundry tracking system. It influences where readers should be installed and how textiles move through inventory checkpoints.
Our washable UHF RFID laundry tag provides the following reference reading distances:
| Reader Type | Reference Reading Distance | Example Application |
|---|---|---|
| Fixed UHF RFID reader | More than 5.5 m | Laundry conveyor, sorting area, or bulk inventory checkpoint |
| Handheld UHF RFID reader | More than 2 m | Inventory counting, spot checks, and locating tagged textiles |
The fixed-reader distance is specified at ERP = 2 W, while the handheld reference uses an ATID AT880 reader.
Actual performance depends on reader output, antenna gain, tag orientation, textile stacking, nearby materials, and the installation environment. For high-volume laundry operations, we recommend evaluating the tag together with the intended reader and antenna configuration.
Applications of Washable Textile RFID Tags
Our washable UHF RFID laundry tags support textile identification across industries that manage reusable linen, garments, and other fabric-based assets.
Hotel Linen Management
Hotels process large volumes of bed sheets, pillowcases, towels, and other linen every day. RFID identification helps housekeeping and laundry teams count items, monitor circulation, and maintain better visibility of available stock.
By recording linen movement between departments and laundry facilities, hotels can improve handover procedures and reduce time spent on manual inventory checks.
Hospital and Healthcare Laundry
Healthcare facilities require organized management of reusable linen, staff uniforms, and other textile assets. RFID tags help identify items as they move through collection, washing, sorting, storage, and distribution.
When integrated with suitable software, RFID records can support inventory visibility and washing-history management across departments.
Commercial and Industrial Laundries
Commercial laundries often process textile batches for multiple customers. RFID identification helps operators associate tagged items with customer accounts, improve sorting accuracy, and simplify the recording of incoming and outgoing goods.
Fixed RFID readers can support automated identification at selected process checkpoints, reducing reliance on manual counting.
Uniform Rental and Workwear Management
Uniform rental companies need to track garments as they move between customers, employees, storage areas, and laundry facilities. An RFID tag gives each garment a machine-readable identity that supports allocation, return processing, and inventory reconciliation.
Washing records can also help operators monitor garment usage and plan replacement according to their internal policies.
Textile Rental and Reusable Fabric Products
Beyond conventional laundry operations, washable RFID tags can support reusable textile management in cleaning services, food service operations, and other businesses that circulate fabric products.
The same identification approach can be applied to different textile categories, allowing businesses to organize their assets through a unified tracking process.
Benefits of RFID-Based Laundry Management
Replacing manual-only identification with RFID can improve visibility throughout the textile lifecycle.
| Operational Challenge | RFID-Based Improvement |
|---|---|
| Time-consuming manual counting | Identify multiple tagged items within a reader’s coverage area |
| Limited inventory visibility | Maintain digital records of item movement and stock levels |
| Complicated handovers | Record incoming and outgoing textiles at designated checkpoints |
| Difficulty tracking washing history | Associate wash events with individual item records |
| Textile loss and unexplained shortages | Compare recorded transfers, returns, and inventory counts |
| Inconsistent asset utilization | Analyze item circulation and usage patterns |
RFID does not replace the need for organized processes. Its main value is providing consistent identification data that helps staff make better inventory and workflow decisions.
RFID Laundry Tags Compared with Barcode Labels
Both RFID and barcode identification can be used for textile management. The best option depends on the size of the operation, the required identification speed, and the available infrastructure.
| Feature | UHF RFID Laundry Tag | Barcode Label |
|---|---|---|
| Identification method | Radio frequency | Optical scanning |
| Line of sight | Not normally required | Required |
| Bulk identification | Supports multiple-tag reading | Usually requires individual scanning |
| Data capture | Can be automated at reader checkpoints | Depends on scanning procedures |
| Textile integration | Sew-in or compatible heat-seal installation | Printed label or suitable textile attachment |
| Washing suitability | Specialized washable RFID construction | Depends on label material and printing method |
| Initial system investment | Requires RFID readers, antennas, and software | Often lower for basic scanning setups |
| Typical strength | Automated tracking and high-volume inventory | Simple, low-cost identification |
For facilities that handle thousands of textile items, UHF RFID can reduce the amount of manual scanning and improve process visibility. Barcode labels remain useful where item volumes are lower or scanning each item individually is practical.
How to Choose the Right RFID Laundry Tag
Selecting the right RFID tag requires consideration of the textile material, operating environment, reader system, and installation process.
1. Confirm the operating frequency. Choose the frequency band that matches your RFID infrastructure and intended operating region.
2. Select the installation method. Use a sew-in tag for compatible hems or woven jackets, or choose a heat-seal model for suitable heat-applied installations.
3. Evaluate the laundry process. Consider washing temperature, drying conditions, ironing, sterilization, pressure, and chemical exposure.
4. Match the reading requirements. Determine whether your application requires handheld inventory checks, fixed-reader identification, or automated bulk reading.
5. Plan your data structure. Decide how each tag will link to textile type, item number, customer, department, and washing history in your software.
6. Consider customization. Select suitable dimensions and tag configurations according to your textile design and identification requirements.
Our team can help you match the tag configuration to your laundry equipment, textile products, and RFID management system.
RFID Laundry Tag Customization and Supply
We support customized RFID solutions for businesses with specific textile identification requirements. In addition to the standard 70 × 15 × 1.5 mm format, we offer customized size options to support different installation designs.
When discussing your project with us, please provide the following information:
- Textile type, such as towels, bed linen, uniforms, or workwear.
- Preferred installation method: sewing or heat sealing.
- Operating frequency and RFID reader model.
- Washing temperature and laundry process conditions.
- Expected reading distance and daily processing volume.
- Required tag dimensions and order quantity.
With these details, we can help identify a suitable tag configuration for your application and support a more efficient implementation process.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many washing cycles can this RFID laundry tag withstand?
Our tag is designed and tested for up to 200 laundry cycles under specified conditions. Its service life depends on the actual washing process, installation method, and operating environment.
What is the reading distance of this UHF laundry tag?
The reference reading distance exceeds 5.5 meters with a fixed reader at ERP = 2 W and exceeds 2 meters with an ATID AT880 handheld reader. Actual results vary with the RFID system and installation conditions.
Can the tag be sewn into towels and bed sheets?
Yes. The 10-Laundry7015 model is designed for installation in a textile hem or woven jacket, making it suitable for compatible towels, bed linen, uniforms, and other reusable fabric products.
Is a heat-seal installation option available?
Yes. The 10-Laundry7015H supports heat-seal installation. Its specified installation conditions are 215°C for 15 seconds at 4 bar (0.4 MPa).
Can the tag withstand high-temperature laundry processes?
The tag supports specified washing at 90°C, pre-drying at 180°C, ironing at 180°C, and a high-temperature sterilization condition of 135°C. These process conditions help customers assess suitability for their laundry workflows.
Does the RFID laundry tag support read/write operations?
Yes. The tag supports read/write functionality, with EPC memory of 96 bits and User memory of 32 bits. Its use within an RFID system depends on the selected chip configuration and compatible reader software.
Can I use these tags with my existing UHF RFID readers?
The tag operates in the 902–928 MHz or 865–866 MHz frequency ranges. Compatibility depends on the frequency configuration, reader specifications, regional requirements, and RFID protocol support.
Can you provide customized RFID laundry tags?
Yes. We offer customized size options and can help you select a suitable configuration based on textile type, installation method, operating conditions, and system requirements.
Request a Quote for UHF Washable RFID Laundry Tags
Looking for a reliable RFID identification solution for hotel linen, hospital textiles, uniforms, or industrial laundry operations?
Contact our team with your application details, required quantity, preferred installation method, and RFID system specifications. We will help you select a suitable washable textile RFID tag for your laundry management project.
Contact DO RFID today to discuss your requirements and request a product quotation.

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