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Dia 25mm PCB Round RFID Anti Metal UHF Tag P-MD25

In the world of radio frequency identification (RFID), metal has long been a challenge to overcome. However, with the development of UHF anti-metal tags, RFID technology has finally found a way to break through these barriers. RFID pcb fr4 tags for tools tracking are designed to work effectively even when placed in close proximity to metal.

Sepcifications

Tag Materials	FR4
Surface Materials	Industry grade epoxy resin
Dimensions	φ10 x 2.1 (3 including chip)mm
Installation	Industry grade adhesive/High performance epoxy resin
Ambient Temperature	-30°C to +180°C
Operating Temperature	-30°C to +85°C
IP Classfication	IP68
RF Air Protocol	EPC Global Class 1 Gen2 ISO18000-6C
Operating Frequency	UHF 866-868 MHz (ETSI) / UHF 902-928 MHz (FCC)
Environment Compatibility	Optimized on metal
Read Range on metal	Up to 2 m (on metal)
IC Type	Impinj M4QT
Memory Configuration	EPC 128bits USER 512bits

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Product Description

The UHF RFID tag pcb iso18000 6c mini anti metal tag is a special type Long Range Passive RFID Tag that has been optimized to function effectively in the presence of metal. These tags are typically made of a special material that can withstand the effects of metal, ensuring reliable performance even when placed in direct contact with it. The UHF frequency band used by these tags allows them to penetrate metal better than other RFID tags, making them particularly suitable for applications that require tracking objects in metal enclosures or through metal barriers.

One of the key features of UHF anti-metal tags is their ability to work through metal. This ability makes them particularly useful in a variety of industrial applications, such as tracking tools and equipment in workshops or fid tags for weapon . By using UHF anti-metal tags, businesses can easily track the location and movement of tools and equipment, even when they are stored in metal cabinets or shelving units. This not only improves efficiency but also reduces the risk of misplacement or loss, which can be costly and time-consuming to rectify.

Another advantage of UHF anti-metal tags is their long read range. Unlike some other RFID tags, UHF anti-metal tags can be read from a distance, even when they are placed behind metal objects. This long read range means that users don't have to get too close to the tagged items to read their information, making it easier and more convenient to track them.

In addition to their use in industrial settings, RFID coin tags have also found applications in other areas where metal is present. For example, they can be used to track vehicles that have metal bodies or to identify metal objects in warehouses or retail stores. The ability of these tags to function effectively through metal makes them a versatile and robust solution for a wide range of tracking and identification requirements.

Overall, UHF anti-metal tags have opened up new possibilities for RFID technology by breaking through the barriers posed by metal. With their ability to work effectively through metal and their long read range, these tags provide an excellent solution for tracking and identifying objects in challenging environments. As RFID technology continues to evolve, it is likely that we will see more innovative applications of UHF anti-metal tags in the future, further enhancing their versatility and value.