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RFID Card
- LF 125KHz Card
- HF 13.56Mhz Card
- UHF 860-960Mhz Card
- Rewritbale Surface Card
- RFID Wood Card
- Cashless Payment Systems
- RFID Blocking Cards
RFID Tag
- RFID Keyfob
- RFID Wristbands
- Animal Tag
- RFID Epoxy Keyfob
- Laundry Tag
- Anti-Metal Label
- RFID Tire Tag
- RFID Coin Tag/Disc Tag
- RFID Label With Adhesive
- Self Destructible Label
- RFID Jewelry Label
- UHF Washable Label
- Fragil Anti-tamper Label
- Fabric Laundry Tag
- Polyimide Inlay Tag
- RFID PCB Tag
- FPC RFID Inlay
- Cartoon RFID Tag
- RFID Security Seals
- Brick Tag (Wedge Tag)
- Flexible RFID Tag
- Mifare Metal Tag
UHF Anti-metal Tag
- Flexible UHF Metal Label
- High temperature Metal Tag
- FR4 UHF Metal Tag
- Mini UHF Metal Tag
- UHF Ceramic Tag
- Long Distance UHF Metal Tag
Smart Card
- Contact IC Card
- Java Card/JCOP Card
- EMTG97-3 Card
RFID Inlay
- RFID Prelam Sheet
- Large Format RFID Inlay
- HF Inlay & Antenna
- UHF Inlay & Antenna
NFC Tag
- NFC Smart Ring
RFID Reader
- OPD01 Desktop RFID Reader
- OPD02 Desktop RFID Reader
- OPD03 Desktop RFID Reader
- OPD04 Desktop RFID Reader
- OPD06 Desktop RFID Reader
- OPD07 Desktop RFID Reader
- ISO14443A Reader/Writer
- ISO15693 Reader/Writer
- ACR122U NFC Reader
- ACR38 Smart Card Reader
- OPP9918 Handheld Reader
- OPX10 Handheld Reader
- OPP101 UHF Fixed Reader
- OP401 UHF Fixed Reader
- OP801 UHF Fixed Reader
- OP1601 UHF Fixed Reader
- Industrial Tablet PC
- Industrial PDA OP9908
- 8dpi UHF RFID Reader
- 12dbi UHF RFID Reader
Plastic Card
Cleaning Card
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        A smart card is a small plastic card containing a computer chip. People use smart cards along with personal identification numbers (PINs) to log on to a network, a computer, or a device. Using a smart card is more secure than using a password because it's more difficult for someone to steal a smart card and learn your PIN than to learn your password.Smart cards are generally issued by information technology (IT) departments in large organizations. To use a smart card, you also need a smart card reader—a device that’s installed in or connected to your computer and that can read the information stored on a smart card.