Silicone RFID Laundry Tag
RFID Product, Chemical & Solvent Resistant, Waterproof, High Temperature
Silicone RFID Laundry Tag
Silicone RFID Laundry Tags from William Frick & Company are ideal for the hospitality and garment industries, as well as hospitals and nursing homes because of their need to launder and/or track garments, towels, robes and similar items. These low-profile and flexible RFID tags can be directly sewn into the seams and hems of garments, blankets and other products. They can be dry cleaned or washed up to 200 times in hot, soapy water.
The tags can be attached through heat-sealing or put into small pouches, which are then stitched into a seam or hem.
Resistant to high temperatures, the tags can be ironed at 200°F with a press cloth for up to 10 seconds. They can be put in a dryer for up to an hour at 185°F. This attribute also enables them to be sterilized in an autoclave.
Because of their unique design, William Frick & Company's Silicone RFID Laundry Tags can provide a 360° read profile to reduce orientation sensitivity.
- 360° read profile
- Easily hidden in clothing, towels, robes, blankets
- Secure attachment
- Harsh environment RFID tags
- High temperature RFID tags
Applications
Material
Description
WF-SM-0018 Silicone RFID Laundry Tag
| Dimensions: | 2.2" Tall x 0.39" Wide x 0.065" Thick |
| Available Colors: | White |
| Operating Temperature: | -4ºF to 122ºF (-20ºC to 50ºC) |
| Water Resistance: | Excellent |
| Solvent Resistance: | Excellent |
| Chemical Resistance: | Excellent against detergents, bleach, alkali, softener, dry cleaning materials (perchloroethylene and hydrocarbon solvents) |
| Abrasion Resistance: | Excellent |
Frick's washable silicone tags can be discreetly attached along seams, hems or cuffs
RFID Performance
| RFID Protocol: | UHF, Type C, EPC Gen 2 |
| Chip Manufacturer: | Fijitsu (96 Bit) |
Adhesive
Manual Attachment
Shelf Life
Store -40° to 131°F, 8 to 95% Relative Humidity
Stable at room temperature. Lasts three years from shipment date or 200 washings, whichever comes first
Design
