Can you use smart labels on metal shipping pallets or skids?

There are tag designs that will work with metal in near proximity. They do require a non-metallic ��spacer�� (e.g., air, cardboard, plastic, etc.��essentially something that puts a sufficient buffer in between items) in order to function properly.

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