Material:

• ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) is a thermoplastic polymer known for its durability and impact resistance. It's commonly used in the manufacture of RFID tags because of its robustness and ability to withstand environmental stress.

Dimensions:

• The tag measures 78.5 mm in length, 31 mm in width, and 8 mm in thickness. This size is relatively compact, allowing for easy attachment to assets or products.

LF RFID (Low Frequency):

• This tag operates within the low-frequency range (typically 125 kHz). LF RFID tags are suitable for applications where a longer read range is not required, and their performance is not affected by the material of the tagged item, such as metals or liquids.
• LF RFID tags are often used in animal tracking, access control, and industrial applications.

Use Case:

• It can be used in applications like asset tracking, inventory management, or identification systems where LF RFID is preferred due to its reliability in challenging environments.

Features:

• Durability: ABS is known for providing protection against impacts, chemical corrosion, and temperature extremes, making this RFID tag reliable in harsh conditions.
• Low Frequency: LF RFID tags typically offer a shorter read range (up to several centimeters) compared to HF or UHF RFID, but their ability to function near or in contact with metal and liquids makes them valuable in specific scenarios.