Passive tags are the most cost-effective tags. Passive tags have no power source of their own. They operate using the power of RFID readers. Being the cheapest, these tags are the most commonly used. The majority of RFID systems are built with passive tags. They have a very wide sectoral range.
UHF RFID Tag for Metal Surfaces – 78x31x8 mm ICODE SLI-X
Usage Areas
RFID Slotted UHF Metal Surface Long Read Range Tag; ideal for inventory management, logistics and various industrial environment applications.
Features
- RFID Slotted UHF Metal Surface Long Read Range Tag; specially designed for effective tracking and identification of assets on or near metal surfaces.
- UHF anti-metal tags have two metal holes for secure mounting using screws or rivets.
- Using Ultra High Frequency (UHF) technology, these anti-metal RFID tags offer an extended read range of up to 12 meters and reliable performance in harsh environments.
- Equipped with a protective layer to reduce metal interference.
- Operates between -30°C and +70°C.
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| Feature |
Description |
| Protocol |
EPCglobal and ISO 18000-63 compliant, Gen2v2 compatible |
| Operating Frequency |
EPC128bits, USER64bits, TID96bits |
| Chip |
ICODE SLI-X |
| Memory |
EPC 96 bit, USER 512 bit, TID64 bit |
| Applicable Surface Areas |
Metal Surfaces |
| Tag Material |
Computer |
| Dimensions |
78x31x8mm |
| Thickness |
10.5 mm |
| Weight |
22 g |
| Operating Temperature |
-30°C to +70°C |
Blog Post
With technological progress, significant innovations are occurring in data transmission and security solutions. RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) and NFC (Near Field Communication) technologies are at the forefront of these innovations. However, these tags need protection under harsh working conditions. Enclosed ABS RFID and NFC tags provide durable and reliable solutions to this need. In this article, enclosed ABS RFID and NFC tags, their features, advantages, and uses are discussed.
What is ABS?
ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) is a thermoplastic known for high strength, impact resistance, and light weight. Thanks to these properties, it stands out as an ideal protective material for RFID and NFC tags.
Foundations 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. Thus, it is widely used in logistics, inventory control, and access control.
NFC (Near Field Communication): NFC enables data transmission over short distances (usually 10 cm or less). It is used for contactless payment systems, identity verification, and data transfer between smart devices.
Advantages of Enclosed ABS RFID and NFC Tags
- Durability: ABS material protects tags against impacts, extreme temperatures, and chemicals. This ensures tags are long-lasting even in harsh environments.
- Protection: The enclosed structure shields tags from water, dust, and other external factors. This is especially advantageous in outdoor and industrial environments.
- Reliability: The ABS enclosure preserves signal transmission quality of RFID and NFC tags and guarantees stable data transfer.
- Flexibility: ABS enclosed tags can be produced in different sizes and shapes to adapt to various applications.
Applications
- Logistics and Warehousing: Enclosed RFID tags are ideal for inventory tracking and asset management.
- Industrial Applications: They provide reliable data tracking on machines and equipment in harsh industrial environments.
- Retail: NFC tags are used to enhance customer engagement and in contactless payment systems.
- Access Control: They are widely used in buildings and facilities to ensure secure access control.
Conclusion
Enclosed ABS RFID and NFC tags provide excellent solutions for applications requiring durability and reliability. With the superior protection offered by the ABS material, these tags remain effective and long-lasting even under tough conditions. When combined with the advantages of RFID and NFC technologies, these tags offer a wide range of use cases—from logistics and industry to retail and access control. As such, businesses can optimize their processes to increase efficiency and ensure security.