Max Traxx® RFID Uniform Tracking System for Garment Rental Programs
With RFID Uniform Rental, Automation Means No More Incomplete Deliveries

An RFID uniform tracking system provides 100% garment accountability for uniform rental programs. Unlike traditional barcode scanning used by many national providers, our RFID garment rental technology automatically tracks every garment throughout processing and delivery – eliminating missing items and incomplete deliveries.
Max Traxx® is our proprietary RFID uniform tracking system built specifically for uniform rental programs.
Many of the national uniform rental providers have not yet invested in the RFID Chip Technology that will make their customers' lives so much easier. They choose to still manually identify garments by bar code or garment label. This leads to a very high error rate in garment tracking, which translates to misplaced or unaccounted for uniform items and frustrated customers.
Max I. Walker Uniform Rental is proud to offer the Max Traxx® Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) garment tracking system. We’ve invested to provide even better customer service with this program that uses these RFID chips to track your uniforms while they are being processed in our laundry facility. With the program, we insert a small chip into every single uniform item, and that chip is scanned when the garment enters our facility to be processed, and again when it leaves. An RFID uniform rental process guarantees proper tracking and accountability of your uniforms.
No more wondering where your staff's uniforms are! If ever you have questions about how many items an employee turned in to be laundered, simply place a single phone call to our local office, where you will be quickly connected to your Customer Service Manager. A member of our staff will be able to immediately identify how many and which garments are currently in our facility for any given member of your staff. This program virtually eliminates shortages or lost garments. For garment identification outside of our facility, each garment also has a traditional ID tape heat sealed onto it with the wearer's first and last name. If the RFID chip becomes damaged or falls out, we still know who a uniform item belongs to.
The Max Traxx® Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Process
Step 1: Pickup and Tag Assignment
Step 2: Automated Scanning at Intake
Step 3: Wash and Dry to Spec
Step 4: Sorting and Bundling
Step 5: Outbound Scan Verification
Step 6: Delivery and Accountability
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