RFID Jewellery Tag (RFGT4)

RFID Jewelry Tag RFGATE T52J V.4

RFID Jewelry Tag RFGATE T52J V.4 features a robust design with optimal cost-effectiveness. It is used in the jewelry industry for tracking valuable products (gold, silver, diamonds), as well as accessories like glasses and watches.

Areas of Use

It is used in the jewelry industry for tracking valuable products (gold, silver, diamonds), as well as accessories like glasses and watches.

Features

• Enhanced with Alien's volume-focused Alien Higgs-10 chip.
• Achieves the highest levels of read and write performance with the EPCglobal Class 1 Gen 2 (ISO 18000-6C) protocol.
• Operates in the 840–960 MHz frequency range.
• EPC: 96–128 bits; User Memory: 32 bits (optional); TID: 48-bit unique ID, can be read from up to 5 meters with an appropriate reader and antenna.
• Suitable for materials like gold, silver, fabric, wood, precious items, etc.
• Operates between -50°C and +85°C.
• Designed for low-power operation for both reading and encoding.
• Features special security measures against cloning and copying attempts.

Dear customers, the RFID tags you have examined are not coded. Coding and other technical operations are your responsibility. Please pay attention to this when ordering. For detailed information, you can contact us.

Blog Post

RFID jewelry tags are specifically designed for the jewelry industry and other valuable item tracking applications, reducing the time required for stock counts, eliminating shrinkage, and providing better control over store inventory. They are resistant to variable temperatures.

In this article, we will provide information about the use of RFID in the jewelry industry.
Do you encounter errors while performing daily product counts? The jewelry industry differs from other sectors in that it contains high-value products. In case of loss or theft of products, you may incur significant losses. As a result, your monthly turnover may decrease, and you may struggle to recover throughout the year. Such processes have always been problematic for jewelers.