About TagBrio

What the brand supplies

The catalogue has two product divisions. Laundry tags are for items that go through commercial wash, extract, dry and press cycles. On-metal tags are built to be mounted on or next to metal. Every model has its own page with dimensions, chip, mounting method, frequency variants and supplier-stated performance figures.

How specifications are shown

Every performance figure on a model page is marked as supplier-stated and comes with the conditions it was stated for, such as the reader, the surface or the wash process. The figures are not test results of ours, and read distances stated under different conditions are never lined up against each other. A value that has not been confirmed is left out of the page instead of being estimated.

Sample-first evaluation

A datasheet figure does not tell you how a tag behaves on your surface or in your wash line. Test samples on your own items before you choose a model. The guides describe how to run a fair test yourself, and a test kit request tells the team what you plan to track so it can suggest models worth testing. The sample terms explain how samples are handled.

How inquiries are handled

Requests sent through the site are read by the team, who reply by email. Expect questions about the item and the surface, the wash or heat exposure, the region where the tags will be read (it decides the frequency variant) and the quantity range. Availability, lead time and terms are confirmed per request. The site does not publish a price list, a minimum order quantity or a delivery time.

Where to start

• To narrow down families for your surface and process, use the tag finder.
• To read specifications, browse the catalogue.
• To learn how UHF tags behave on textiles and on metal, read the guides.
• To ask for samples, a quote or a tag with your own marking, use the request pages or the OEM and private label page.