Chainway’s upcoming RFID reader, the MC51 Built-in RFID Reader, has been officially nominated for the “Best New Product” award at RFID Journal Awards 2025, recognizing the product’s potential to reshape mobile RFID operations across multiple industries.
This compact yet robust device integrates Chainway’s in-house developed UHF RFID module featuring the Impinj E510 chip, supporting Gen2X for enhanced RFID performance. Built to perform in dynamic environments, the MC51 is designed forc in retail, logistics, manufacturing, and railway operations, providing unmatched portability without sacrificing performance.
The MC51’s key highlights include:
In a recent pilot project, Chainway deployed the MC51 for a national railway authority, enabling real-time tracking and maintenance documentation of rolling stock components across rail networks. The MC51 has demonstrated its ability to streamline operations by providing accurate, efficient RFID capture in complex field environments.
“We’re thrilled to see the MC51 recognized by RFID Journal,” said the product team at Chainway. “This nomination affirms our goal to make RFID technology more accessible, mobile, and adaptable to evolving industry needs.”
The official launch of the MC51 is scheduled for later this year. Industry professionals attending RFID Journal LIVE! 2025 can preview the device at Chainway’s booth.
This compact yet robust device integrates Chainway’s in-house developed UHF RFID module featuring the Impinj E510 chip, supporting Gen2X for enhanced RFID performance. Built to perform in dynamic environments, the MC51 is designed forc in retail, logistics, manufacturing, and railway operations, providing unmatched portability without sacrificing performance.
The MC51’s key highlights include:
- Octa-core 2.4GHz processor with 4nm technology for ultra-fast computing
- 5G + Wi-Fi 6E with fast roaming and global band support
- 6-inch HD screen usable with gloves and wet hands
- Up to 4m RFID read range with enhanced UHF performance
- 5000mAh removable smart battery with hot-swap
- IP67 rating and 1.5m drop resistance for industrial environments
In a recent pilot project, Chainway deployed the MC51 for a national railway authority, enabling real-time tracking and maintenance documentation of rolling stock components across rail networks. The MC51 has demonstrated its ability to streamline operations by providing accurate, efficient RFID capture in complex field environments.
“We’re thrilled to see the MC51 recognized by RFID Journal,” said the product team at Chainway. “This nomination affirms our goal to make RFID technology more accessible, mobile, and adaptable to evolving industry needs.”
The official launch of the MC51 is scheduled for later this year. Industry professionals attending RFID Journal LIVE! 2025 can preview the device at Chainway’s booth.
