Passive tags are the most cost-effective tags. They do not have their own power source and operate with the energy received from RFID readers. These are the most commonly used and also the cheapest RFID tags. The majority of RFID systems are built using passive tags. They are widely used across various sectors.
Ntag213 NFC Anti Metal Tag 86x54x5mm
Applications
The Long-Range RFID Metal Nameplate Tag is commonly used in asset tracking, supply chain management, inventory control, vehicle management, parking systems, and many other fields.
Features
- An RFID tag with a metal housing equipped with NXP UCODE 8 chip providing industry-leading performance, designed with RFGate’s volume-focused structure.
- Long-Range RFID Metal Nameplate Tag; a long-range RFID solution designed to be mounted on metal surfaces including metal containers, machines, tools, vehicles, and other metallic objects.
- Configured to be read by a UHF RFID reader.
- Provides up to 21 meters RFID read range and high data transfer rates.
- Offers an extra-long read range, serving as a versatile nameplate RFID tag.
- Operating temperature: -40℃ to +100℃.
| Feature |
Description |
| Protocol |
EPC Class1 Gen2, ISO18000-6C |
| Operating Frequency |
US 902-928MHz, EU 865-868MHz |
| Chip |
NXP UCODE 8 |
| Memory |
EPC 128bits, USER 0bits, TID 96bits |
| Applicable Surfaces |
Metal Surfaces |
| Tag Material |
PCB |
| Dimensions |
86x54x5mm |
| Thickness |
3.9 mm |
| Weight |
61 g |
| Operating Temperature |
-40℃ to +100℃ |
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Blog Article
With advancements in technology, major innovations have emerged in data transmission and security solutions. RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) and NFC (Near Field Communication) technologies are at the forefront of these innovations. However, protecting these tags in harsh operating conditions is essential. Encased ABS RFID and NFC tags provide durable and reliable solutions to meet this need. This article discusses ABS-encased RFID and NFC tags, their features, advantages, and applications.
What is ABS?
ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) is a thermoplastic known for its high strength, impact resistance, and light weight. These features make it an ideal protective material for RFID and NFC tags.
Basics of RFID and NFC Technologies
RFID (Radio Frequency Identification): A technology that uses radio waves to transmit data. Tags are scanned by readers to transfer data, commonly used in logistics, inventory management, and access control.
NFC (Near Field Communication): Enables data transmission over short distances (usually 10 cm or less). It is used for contactless payment systems, identity verification, and data sharing between smart devices.
Advantages of Encased ABS RFID and NFC Tags
- Durability: ABS protects the tags against impacts, extreme temperatures, and chemicals, ensuring long-lasting use in harsh environments.
- Protection: The encased structure shields tags from water, dust, and other external factors, ideal for outdoor and industrial use.
- Reliability: ABS casing maintains signal quality, ensuring reliable data transmission.
- Flexibility: Available in various shapes and sizes, these tags adapt to multiple applications.
Application Areas
- Logistics and Warehousing: Encased RFID tags are ideal for inventory tracking and asset management.
- Industrial Applications: Provide reliable data tracking on machinery and equipment in harsh industrial environments.
- Retail: NFC tags enhance customer interaction and are used in contactless payment systems.
- Access Control: Widely used for secure access control in buildings and facilities.
Conclusion
Encased ABS RFID and NFC tags offer excellent solutions for applications requiring durability and reliability. The superior protection provided by ABS ensures effectiveness and longevity even under challenging conditions. When combined with the advantages of RFID and NFC technologies, these tags provide a wide range of uses from logistics and industry to retail and access control, helping businesses increase efficiency and ensure security.