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.