• Material: Durable ABS plastic for impact and weather resistance.
• Size: 62329mm — compact and easy to attach to assets.
• Frequency: Low Frequency (125 kHz) for reliable performance in harsh environments.
• Applications:
  • Asset tracking
  • Access control
  • Inventory management
  • Animal tracking
• Durability: Protected against physical damage and environmental factors.
• Technology: Passive RFID (no battery required).
• Read Range: Typically 3-10 cm.

• Material Composition:

  • ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene): A durable plastic material known for its toughness, impact resistance, and ability to withstand extreme temperatures and harsh environmental conditions.
  • Nylon: A synthetic polymer often used for its strength, flexibility, and wear resistance, contributing to the overall durability of the RFID tag.

• Dimensions:

  • 30mm (width) x 2.8mm (thickness) x 176mm (length). This size makes it suitable for use in a variety of applications where compactness and flexibility are required.

• Frequency Range:

  • Low Frequency (LF): This RFID tag operates within the 125 kHz or 134.2 kHz frequency range, which is typically used for applications that require shorter read distances. LF RFID tags are often used in access control, asset tracking, animal identification, and inventory management.

• Performance:

  • Read Range: The read range is typically short (around 5 to 10 cm), depending on the reader and environment. It is well-suited for applications requiring proximity reading or scanning at a close distance.
  • Durability: The combination of ABS and nylon ensures that the tag can withstand various environmental factors such as water, dust, and physical wear, making it ideal for use in industrial settings.

• Material:

  • ABS + Nylon: Durable, impact-resistant, and heat-resistant.

• Dimensions:

  • 23mm x 6.3mm x 198mm: Compact, elongated design ideal for asset tracking and equipment labeling.

• Technology:

  • LF (Low-Frequency): Operates at 125kHz, with a short reading range (up to a few meters).

• Key Features:

  • Durable: Resistant to harsh environments (temperature, chemicals).
  • Compact & Slim: Easy integration into devices.
  • Interference-resistant: Works well near metals and liquids.

• Applications:

  • Asset tracking, access control, animal identification, supply chain, and industrial settings.

• Mounting:

  • Suitable for attaching to or embedding into equipment, tools, or pallets.

• Material: ABS (impact-resistant) + Nylon (abrasion-resistant) for durability.
• Dimensions: 28mm (W) x 6.3mm (H) x 198mm (L).
• Frequency: LF (Low Frequency), typically 125 kHz or 134.2 kHz.
• Applications: Asset tracking, access control, animal tracking.
• Durability: Resistant to chemicals, moisture, and physical impacts.
• Range: Short-range communication, typically a few centimeters to a meter.
• Form Factor: Slim and compact for easy mounting or embedding.

Ideal for tracking and identification in harsh environments.

• Material: The tag is made from ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) and nylon, both of which are durable and commonly used in manufacturing RFID tags due to their resistance to wear and environmental factors. ABS is known for its toughness and impact resistance, while nylon adds strength and flexibility.

• Dimensions: The RFID tag is sized at 19mm x 3mm x 160mm, indicating a small but slim and long form factor. This design is typical for tags that need to be discreet and easy to integrate into various applications, such as asset tracking or inventory management.

• Type: LF refers to Low Frequency RFID technology, typically operating around 125 kHz. LF RFID tags are often used for access control, animal tracking, and industrial applications due to their ability to work over short distances and their greater tolerance to interference compared to higher frequencies.

• Application: The RFID tag could be used in various contexts like asset tracking, security, or inventory management, with the durable ABS+nylon construction ensuring it remains functional under varying environmental conditions. The slim profile makes it suitable for situations where a compact size is needed.

• Material Composition:

  • ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene): A thermoplastic polymer known for its toughness, impact resistance, and ability to withstand various environmental conditions.
  • Nylon: Another durable polymer often used for its resistance to wear, high tensile strength, and chemical resistance.

• Dimensions: The RFID tag is 53mm x 53mm x 300mm, meaning it has a square shape with a width and height of 53mm, and a thickness of 300mm. This suggests the tag is relatively compact and designed to fit various equipment or objects.

• Low Frequency (LF): This indicates that the RFID tag operates within the 125 kHz frequency range, commonly used for proximity-based applications, like access control, asset tracking, or animal identification. LF RFID tags are known for their ability to function well in challenging environments, such as those with water, metal, or other materials that may interfere with higher frequencies.

• Tag Type: The tag likely includes a chip (RFID transponder) that stores data and an antenna to communicate with an RFID reader. The LF frequency offers short read ranges but tends to be more reliable in harsh environments compared to high-frequency or ultra-high-frequency tags.

• Use Cases: Such tags are widely used in applications like:

  • Asset tracking (e.g., machinery, inventory, or equipment).
  • Livestock identification and tracking.
  • Access control for secure areas.
  • Industrial settings where durability is essential.

• Durability: The combination of ABS and Nylon makes the tag more durable, resistant to environmental factors such as chemicals, UV rays, and physical wear, making it suitable for harsh or industrial environments.

• Material (PP): The tag is made of Polypropylene (PP), which is a durable, lightweight plastic commonly used for its resistance to chemicals, wear, and weathering. PP is cost-effective and often used in RFID tags due to its suitability for various environmental conditions.

• Size (5227325mm): The dimensions of the RFID tag are:

  • 52mm (Width): The width of the tag.
  • 27mm (Height): The height of the tag.
  • 325mm (Length): The length of the tag. This indicates it is a relatively long tag, potentially for applications requiring larger surface areas for data storage or integration.

• LF (Low-Frequency): This RFID tag operates at Low Frequency (LF), typically around 125 kHz or 134.2 kHz. LF RFID tags have relatively short read ranges, typically up to 10 cm or so, but they offer good performance in environments with metal or liquid interference. LF tags are commonly used for animal tracking, access control, and asset management.

• RFID Technology: RFID tags use radio frequency to transmit data to a compatible reader. The tag contains a small chip and an antenna. The reader sends a signal to the tag, which responds with its data.

• PP: This refers to the material used in the tag, which is Polypropylene (PP). Polypropylene is a durable, flexible, and lightweight plastic commonly used in RFID tags due to its resistance to chemical exposure and wear, making it ideal for industrial or outdoor environments.

• 8930328mm: These are the dimensions of the RFID tag.

  • 89mm (Length) x 30mm (Width) x 328mm (Height)
  • This suggests a relatively large-sized tag, which could be used in applications where visibility or space for antenna components is important, such as tracking larger assets or livestock.

• LF (Low Frequency): This indicates the frequency range at which the RFID tag operates. Low-frequency RFID operates at around 125 kHz or 134.2 kHz. LF RFID tags typically have a shorter read range, usually from a few centimeters to about a meter, and are less sensitive to interference from metals and liquids, making them suitable for use in environments where other frequencies might struggle.

• RFID Tag: This is the device used to store and transmit data when it interacts with an RFID reader. It is commonly used for asset tracking, inventory management, and other identification purposes.

• Material (PP) : PP stands for Polypropylene, which is a thermoplastic polymer commonly used for various types of packaging and plastic products. It offers durability, flexibility, and resistance to chemicals, making it suitable for RFID tags that need to withstand harsh environments.

• Dimensions (10530332mm) : These numbers represent the physical size of the RFID tag. It measures 105mm in length, 30mm in width, and 332mm in height (or thickness). This large size indicates that the tag is likely designed for applications that need a higher read range or durability, such as for tracking large assets or containers.

• Metal Buckle : The RFID tag is equipped with a metal buckle for attachment. This suggests that the tag is designed to be mounted or secured to objects using this metal component, which is often used in industrial settings or for asset management purposes where the tag needs to be physically secured to machinery, equipment, or other assets.

• LF RFID (Low Frequency) : LF stands for Low Frequency RFID. RFID tags in this frequency range typically operate at 125 kHz or 134.2 kHz, which offers a shorter read range compared to higher-frequency RFID tags (HF or UHF). LF RFID tags are often used for applications like animal tracking, access control, or asset tracking where long-range reading is not required, and the focus is on proximity-based identification.

• RFID Functionality : The RFID tag contains a chip and antenna to communicate wirelessly with an RFID reader. LF RFID tags are known for their strong performance in environments with metal and liquids, which can interfere with higher-frequency RFID tags.

Material Composition:

• ABS+Nylon: This RFID tag is made from a combination of Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) and Nylon. ABS provides durability, strength, and resistance to impact, while Nylon offers flexibility and heat resistance. The combination ensures that the tag is tough, reliable, and resistant to various environmental conditions.

Physical Dimensions:

• Size: 92mm (Length) x 28mm (Width) x 448mm (Height), making it a relatively large tag, possibly designed for specific industrial, logistics, or tracking applications where size and visibility are important.

RFID Technology:

• LF (Low Frequency): This refers to a low-frequency RFID tag, which typically operates at frequencies around 125 kHz. LF tags are commonly used in applications like access control, asset tracking, and animal identification. LF tags generally have a shorter read range but are more reliable in environments with metal or liquid interference.

Key Features & Use Cases:

• Durability: Due to the use of ABS and Nylon, the RFID tag is highly durable and can withstand harsh environments, making it ideal for industrial and outdoor applications.
• RFID Functionality: The LF RFID functionality allows for consistent data collection in short-range applications, particularly where environmental conditions might challenge other RFID frequencies.
• Application: Such a large RFID tag could be used in inventory management, asset tracking, or industrial logistics, especially in environments where the tag needs to be visible or placed in specific locations that require robust tagging solutions.

• Material: PP (Polypropylene) – This is the material used for the outer casing of the RFID tag, known for being durable, lightweight, and resistant to certain chemicals and environmental factors.

• Dimensions: 56 mm x 30 mm x 332 mm – This specifies the size of the tag, with the length being 332 mm, width 56 mm, and thickness 30 mm.

• Frequency: LF (Low Frequency) – Typically, LF RFID operates at 125 kHz or 134.2 kHz. These tags are often used for access control, animal tracking, and other applications where short-range scanning is required.

• Metal Buckle: The presence of a metal buckle in the tag's design suggests that it may be intended for attachment to various surfaces (such as equipment, containers, or assets) using the buckle for secure fitting. This is typically useful for industrial applications where the tag needs to be affixed firmly to metal objects, but the metal might otherwise interfere with the RFID signal.

• Material Composition: The tag is made from ABS plastic and nylon, which are known for their strength, resistance to impact, and overall durability.
• Size: The tag measures 79mm in length, 28mm in width, and 28mm in height, making it a medium-sized RFID tag suitable for various tracking and identification uses.
• Reusable: This RFID tag is designed to be reused, making it cost-effective for applications requiring repeated use (e.g., asset tracking, logistics, inventory management).
• RFID Technology: The tag uses RFID technology, which enables it to be identified and tracked without the need for direct contact. It can store data that can be read remotely via RFID readers.
• Applications: Commonly used in industries such as logistics, asset management, inventory control, and identification systems.

Benefits:

• Durability: The ABS + nylon construction ensures the tag can withstand harsh conditions, including exposure to chemicals, moisture, and physical stress.
• Compact Design: Its compact size allows it to be attached to a variety of items without adding bulk.
• Reusable: Designed to be used multiple times, which is especially beneficial for applications where equipment or inventory moves frequently.

• Size: 50mm x 28mm x 287mm
• Material:
  • ABS for durable, impact-resistant body
  • Nylon (Tail) for flexibility and secure attachment
• Frequency: LF (Low Frequency) – typically 125 kHz
• Applications:
  • Asset tracking (logistics, manufacturing)
  • Access control and security
  • Animal identification
  • Industrial use (equipment tracking)
• Durability: Resistant to impact, temperature extremes, and wear
• Integration: Compatible with LF RFID readers for seamless tracking.

Ideal for rugged, low-frequency applications requiring secure and durable tracking.