RFID Shipping Labels
- Read range up to 36 feet
- Track valuable shipments, containers, and other packages
- Great for supply chain and asset management
- Custom designs, materials, and other inlays available
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Description
Frick’s RFID Shipping Labels are great for product identification, asset tracking, inventory control and supply chain management. These versatile RFID package labels are available in a wide variety of material, RFID inlay and label adhesive combinations to suit your application. High print quality gives logos, graphics and messaging a professional look. Use for tracking packaged goods, containers, crates, pallets and more.
Additional information
| Model Number | WF-SM-01 RFID Shipping Labels |
|---|---|
| Applications | Identification Labeling, Container Tagging, Manufacturing, Product Marking, Warehouse |
| Material | Glossy Paper |
| Overall Thickness | 1 mil ± 10% |
| Expected Outdoor Life | < 1 year |
| Temperature Service Range | -40º F to 160ºF |
| Minimum Application Temperature | 40ºF |
| Water Resistance | Poor |
| Oil Resistance | Poor |
| Solvents Resistance | Fair |
| UV Resistance | Fair |
| Abrasion Resistance | Poor |
| Adhesive | Genergal purpose adhesive |
| Adhesion | Adhesion to HSE Plastics: Good, Adhesion to LSE Plastics: Good, Adhesion to Glass at 72 hr. dwell: Excellent, Adhesion to Steel at 72 hr. dwell: Excellent |
| Shelf Life | 1 Year, Stored at 70F and 50% Relative Humidity |
RFID Performance
| RFID Protocol | UHF Class 1 Generation 2 |
| Tag Type | Passive Read/Write |
| Frequency Range | 840 – 960 MHz (Global) |
| EPC Memory | 96 bits |
| IC | Alien® Higgs® 3 |
*Other single record and dual record chips available.
Tested Polarization:
Tag performance was experimentally mesaured in an anechoic chamber with a known set of experimental variables. The antenna used for measurements was linearly polzarized and of monostatic configuration. The direction of tested polarization is as follows.
Optimal Read Range* on Different Material Surfaces:
*Tag performance was measured free of material influence. Actual read ranges may differ depending on conditions such as environment, tag placements, hardware, etc.
