ABI Research Names William Frick Among Most Innovative RFID Manfucturers |
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William Frick & Co.
2600 Commerce Dr.
Libertyville, IL, 60048
USA
Press release date: March 30, 2010
Libertyville, IL - William Frick & Company was ranked among the top 3 RFID (Radio-Frequency Identification) tag vendors according to a recent ABI research analysis. William Frick excelled in many of the award criteria including tag design innovation, breadth of UHF tag offerings, customization capabilities, leadership and sales experience in the RFID field.
William Frick's SmartMark(TM) line includes many specialty RFID tags, all designed to be fully compatible with UHF Generation 2 hardware. Many RFID tags feature extended memory, long read capability, durability in harsh environments, and metal mount capabilities. SmartMark tags also can incorporate company logos, barcodes and human readable data for the company. SmartMark RFID tags have been used to identify utility poles, substations, pedestals, cabinets, maintenance vehicles, markers/flags, posts, towers, transformers, splices and manholes. When working together with a William Frick RFID expert, the possibilities are truly endless.
ABI Research also praised William Frick's stable leadership team and sales team. The senior management team has decades of experience in the labeling and identification industries. Every member of the RFID sales staff has years of experience solving complex customer applications.
To learn more about William Frick & Company and its SmartMarktm line of RFID products, call (847) 918-3700 or Fricknet.com.
About William Frick & Company
William Frick & Co. has been a leader in marking, labeling, and asset tagging for 34 years. An innovative, customer-driven manufacturer of custom RFID products, William Frick & Co. specializes in harsh environment and ultra-durable RFID tags.
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