Xerafy has debuted its latest innovation, the TEX TRAK Roll, a new category of RFID laundry tags.

Unlike traditional laundry RFID tags that are shipped in bulk and require off-site encoding or manual handling, the durable, ultra-thin tags are delivered in roll format and designed for on-demand printing using standard industrial RFID printers, with leading printer manufacturers Zebra, SATO, and TSC already on board.

Arriving in a roll-compatible format designed for standard RFID printers, company officials noted this will dramatically reduce deployment lead times, supports automated attachment processes, and gives OEMs and service providers the freedom to tag what they need, when they need it.

Industries Targeted

The solution targets linen OEMs and textile service providers looking to tag at scale, with faster turnaround, no custom order delays, and the flexibility to print and encode directly in the field.

“This is the kind of breakthrough the market has been waiting for,” said Michel Gillmann, Chief Marketing Officer at Xerafy. “The TEX TRAK Roll doesn’t just lower the barrier to entry for RFID: It gives customers the control to scale faster, deploy smarter, and realize ROI, without being locked into proprietary platforms.”

First Laundry RFID Tag with Impinj Chip

Adoption of RFID for textile tracking is accelerating across the laundry, healthcare, hospitality, and rental sectors as operators using RFID have reduced linen losses from an industry average of 15% to under 3%, while streamlining labor, automating inventory, and improving billing accuracy.

The TEX TRAK Roll is the first RFID laundry tag in the market to integrate the latest-generation Impinj M830 chip, part of the new GEN2X RAIN RFID platform. The Impinj chip offers advanced capabilities such as longer read range, faster and more accurate bulk scanning, and enhanced data integrity, all critical for high-density laundry environments where traditional tags struggle.
Another feature is tag authentication capabilities to protect against counterfeiting and misreads, improving system reliability and inventory control at scale.

Industrial Tagging

By eliminating the bottlenecks of centralized tag preparation, organizations gain speed, flexibility, and a direct path to ROI, without overhauling their existing systems or workflows.

The TEX TRAK Roll is part of the company’s Textile Test Pack, enabling customers to evaluate field-proven RFID tags across a wide range of use cases. For textile inventory control, this includes linens, towels, uniforms, scrubs, and gowns; in laundry operations, the tags can be applied to bins, roll cages, and carts. The tags range supports heat-seal, sew-in, and automated application methods, all engineered to withstand 200+ industrial wash cycles.

Gillmann noted this modular approach, centered on standardized, validated tags, has helped Xerafy earn trust with laundries and service providers that demand performance, durability, and cost transparency.