Teflon Coated RFID Wire Tag
High Temperature, Waterproof, Chemical & Solvent Resistant, Abrasion Resistant, Long Range RFID
Teflon Coated RFID Wire Tag
- High Temperature RFID Tag
- Harsh environment RFID Tag
- Embeddable into plastics, pallets, concrete, rubber, etc.
- Chemical and solvent resistant
This RFID tag features a highly protective teflon coating, shielding the tag from abrasion and tearing. Chemical and solvent resistant, these durable wire tags withstand high temperatures and harsh environments and can be embedded in pallets, concrete, or plastics.
An embeddable RFID, the core of this RFID tag is a small rugged circuit board with a metal wire antenna. More durable than inlay tags, these wire-based tags combine strength with flexibility. A variety of encapsulations are available: high temperature Teflon or silicone, durable vulcanized rubber, and integrated cable ties. These versatile tags can be attached with a broad range of mechanical methods.
Teflon Coated
Dimensions | 7.31" x 0.2" |
Available Colors | Blue, custom colors available |
Water Resistance | Excellent |
Solvent Resistance | Excellent |
Chemical Resistance | Excellent |
Abrasion Resistance | Excellent |
Test* | Temperatures and Duration | Results |
Maximum Temperature | Long-term at 10 hr: 320°F (160°C) | No effect on tag. Tag remained the same in appearance and RFID performance/function. There was no sign of peeling, tearing or destruction. The tag read normal after the tests. *Test is not limiting. |
Standard at 5 min: 360°F (182°C) | ||
Short-term at 90 sec: 400°F (204°C) | ||
Minimum Temperature | -40°F (-40°C) | |
Temperature Cycling | The tag was cycled to 400°F at equilibrium for five times. Between each cycle, it was air cooled to room temperature and read with an RFID reader. |
RFID Protocol | EPC Class 1 Gen 2; ISO18000-6C |
Tag Type | Passive Read/Write |
Frequency Range | 860-960 MHz (Global) |
Memory | 96 bits (Impinj), 512 bits (Philips) |
Chips Available | Impinj, Philips, Texas Instruments, SmartTrack |
Tested Polarization:
Tag performance was experimentally measured in an anechoic chamber and a known set of experimental variables. The antenna used for measurements was linearly polarized and of monostatic configuration. The direction of tested applied polarization is as follows:
Optimal Read Range* on Different Material Surfaces:
*Tag performance was measured free of material influence, on a dry wood, window glass, thermoplastic, and steel slabs. Actual read ranges may differ depending on conditions such as environment, tag placements, hardware, etc.