11.23.2012

New Lockable RFID Tags with Duel RF, and Other New Utility Passive RFID Tags

In this article, we would like to preview a few very unique Passive RFID products that we are going to launch in coming quarter.

These tags are designed for retail industries and aimed for fast & easy deployment for the front-end shop keeper. Some of them, such as Bottle Clamp Lock, have duel RF features, i.e. they have both UHF for inventory management and AM/RF for Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS).

The UHF RFID provides Electronic Product Code (EPC) and user writable memory, it is the best for supply chain management. And AM/RF EAS is used in daily life for shoplifting prevention, they don't have a ID but it works with conventional EAS gates in shops worldwide.


Washable Laundry Tag
This is a laundry tag suitable for following applications;
-          Costume management in Theme Park or TV industry
-          Wedding Gown Suit & evening Dress Rental Industry
-          Linen management for hospital


Dimension
55x24x2mm
Material
Silicone rubber
Operation Temperature
-20C to 50C, 10-95%RH
Storage Temperature
-40C to 55C
Extreme Temperature
Dry cleaning: 80C for 1 hour,
Heat Drying: 120C for 10mins,
Ironing: 200C for 10sec,
Durable Life
200 times wishing or 3 years
Protocol
EPC ISO18000-6C
Frequency
860MHz-960MHz
IC
Higgs 3
96bits EPC
512bit User
Reading Range
~1.5-2.0m using UHF Handheld Reader at max power


Clip-Teeth Tag
This Clip-Teeth Tag is ideal for any clothes, garment, easily clip on any materials such as leather, cotton, synthetic fiber, etc., suitable for following applications;
-          Costume management in Theme Park or TV industry
-          Wedding Gown Suit & evening Dress Rental Industry
-          Linen management for hospital



Dimension
70x26x16mm
Material
ABS
Operation Temperature
-20C to +55C
IP rating
IP65
Protocol
EPC ISO18000-6C
Frequency
860MHz-960MHz
IC
Higgs 3
96bits EPC
512bit User
RFID Reading Range
~3m using UHF Handheld Reader at max power


Bottle Clamp Lock-Tag, duel RF (UHF & EAS)
This is a wine bottle lock-tag,  the 2-piece clamp make it easy for bottle with diameter about 26-29mm. Once fastened, a detacher key is needed to unlock it. This lock-tag has both EAS and RFID chip inside, suitable for both inventory tracking and shoplifting prevention.

Suitable for :
- Liquor retail
- Wine storage management
- Anti-shoplifting for wine or liquor

  


Dimension
Dia. 68mm × 55mm
Material
ABS
Operation Temperature
-20C to +55C
IP rating
IP54
Bottle Diameter
Φ26-Φ29mm
Protocol
EAS: AM / RF EAS System
RFID: EPC ISO18000-6C
Frequency
EAS: AM / RF EAS System
RFID: 860MHz-960MHz
IC
Higgs 3
96bits EPC
512bit User
RFID Reading Range
~0.8m using UHF Handheld Reader at max power


G-Lock Tag
This a lock that suitable for any wire/string shape items such as necklace and watch. Once locked, a detacher is required to unlock it. The highly sensitive RFID IC provides a long reading range even the tag size is so small. It is suitable for;

  • Jeweler management
  • Watch tagging
  • Cable tagging

 
A detacher key (tag remover) is shown in above photo for reference. 

Dimension
21 x 55 x 9mm
Material
ABS
Operation Temperature
-20C to +55C
IP rating
IP54
Protocol
EPC ISO18000-6C
Frequency
860MHz-960MHz
IC
Higgs 3
96bits EPC
512bit User
RFID Reading Range
~3m using UHF Handheld Reader at max power


Steel Hook Tag,
This steel-hook tag has superb robustness and long reading distance, suitable for objects like
-          Large steel
-          concrete structure
-          Steel pipe
-          steel rack tagging

It is widely used in logistics, steel manufacturing and construction industry.


Dimension
φ8x250mm
(length customizable)
Material
PTFE Tube and steel hook
Operation Temperature
-20C to +85C
IP rating
IP67
Protocol
EPC ISO18000-6C
Frequency
860MHz-960MHz
IC
Higgs 3
96bits EPC
512bit User
RFID Reading Range
~5m using UHF Handheld Reader at max power
Protection Withstand
Impact and shock
Temperature shock
Aging by Ultraviolet Light (UV)
Alkaline and acidic attack


Please contact our Sales Representative, if you are interested.

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