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.