UHF On-Metal RFID Label ID-30X15 (30 × 15 mm, Flexible)

Small flexible on-metal RFID label that replaces the asset sticker

Most IT and admin teams already put a printed asset sticker on laptops, docking stations, switches and UPS units. The ID-30X15 does the same job on metal bodies but adds a UHF RFID number, so an auditor confirms each asset with a reader instead of finding and scanning every barcode. Because it is a thin, bendable label rather than a moulded block, it sits flat on a laptop lid and follows tight curves on tool handles and instrument housings.

Applying it correctly

1. Clean. Remove oil or coolant and let the spot dry; contamination is the usual reason small labels lift.
2. Print and encode. Print the asset number and barcode and write the same number to the tag in one pass, then read-test each label.
3. Apply. Lay the label along its 30 mm length and press outwards from the centre so no air is trapped.
4. Position. Keep it clear of weld beads and sharp edges, with the printed face towards where readers will be used.

For room-by-room audits, pair it with a UHF handheld reader. The fixed asset audit guide explains tagging, mapping and reconciliation.