Packing box with radio frequency electronic label

Abstract

The invention discloses a packing box with a radio frequency electronic tag, which comprises the packing box and the radio frequency electronic tag. The packing box comprises a front lateral plate, a left lateral plate, a back lateral plate, a right lateral plate, four bottom lateral plates, four face cover plates and an adhesive plate, wherein, the front lateral plate is connected with the right lateral plate which is connected with the back lateral plate, the back lateral plate is connected with the left lateral plate which is connected with the adhesive plate, the four bottom lateral plates and the four face cover plates all respectively form the bottom plate and the box cover of the packing box, and the packing box is formed after all the parts are respectively connected. Finally, the radio frequency electronic tag is arranged on the surface of the adhesive plate, thus forming the packing box with the radio frequency electronic tag.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a packing box, in particular to a packing box with a radio frequency electronic label. Background technique [0002] At present, the common packaging boxes on the market are difficult to have other functions except for the packaging function of the product. At present, manufacturers in all walks of life need to understand and control the logistics management of their own products, including warehouse management and product flow tracking. It is difficult to achieve this goal through ordinary product packaging boxes. On the other hand, with the impact of counterfeit and shoddy products on the market in recent years, the ordinary packaging box itself has no independent identity information, and it is not convenient for manufacturers or consumers to identify the authenticity of the product. [0003] Radio frequency identification (RFID) is commonly called electronic tags, which consist of three parts: tags, readers, and data trans...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] At present, the common packaging boxes on the market are difficult to have other functions except for the packaging function of the product.

At present, manufacturers in all walks of life need to understand and control the logistics management of their own products, including warehouse management, product flow tracking, etc., and it is difficult to achieve this goal through ordinary product packaging boxes.

On the other hand, as counterfeit and shoddy products have hit the market in recent years, the ordinary packaging box itself has no independent identity information, and it is not convenient for manufacturers or consumers to identify the authenticity of the product.

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