RFID UHF Flexible Anti Metal Tag
An adhesive label with an integrated RFID transponder provides an effective solution for the clear identification and digital management of various assets, including mobile and fixed equipment, raw materials, and semi-finished or finished products. Its versatile design ensures seamless tracking and streamlined inventory management across diverse industrial environments.
RFID UHF Flexible Anti Metal tags are specifically designed for use on metal surfaces, offering reliable performance even in challenging conditions. These tags are commonly applied in warehouse shelving, IT asset tracking, metallic container monitoring, equipment and device management, and automotive component tracking, enhancing operational efficiency and asset visibility.
RFID UHF Flexible Anti Metal Tag Specifications
Frequently Ask Questions
It’s a label with an embedded RFID transponder designed for asset tracking on metal surfaces, offering high durability and efficient performance.
They are used for asset management, warehouse shelving, IT equipment tracking, metallic container monitoring, and automotive component management.
It uses radio frequency identification (RFID) technology to transmit data when scanned by a compatible reader, enabling wireless asset tracking.
They are designed for metal surfaces but can also work on plastic, wood, and other materials with reduced efficiency.
They are widely used in logistics, manufacturing, automotive, healthcare, and IT asset management industries.
The range varies from a few centimeters to several meters, depending on the reader and environment.
They operate on the UHF (Ultra High Frequency) band, typically between 860-960 MHz.
Yes, many models are waterproof, dustproof, and resistant to harsh environmental conditions.
Lifespan can exceed 10 years with proper installation and use.
They can be adhered with industrial-grade adhesive, screws, rivets, or ties, depending on the application.
Yes, they can be customized with logos, barcodes, and serial numbers.
Depending on the model, they typically work between -40°C to +85°C (-40°F to +185°F).
No, RFID tags are passive and draw power from the reader's radio waves.
Yes, they are designed for outdoor use and can withstand rain, snow, and extreme temperatures.
Many tags come with tamper-evident features, and encryption can be enabled for secure data transfer.
They are compatible with UHF RFID readers that support the same frequency range.
Yes, with a suitable RFID tracking system, assets can be monitored in real time.
If the RFID chip or antenna is damaged, the tag will no longer function and must be replaced.
Yes, metal surfaces, liquids, and electromagnetic interference can impact reading performance, though anti-metal tags are designed to minimize these effects.
They can be adhered with industrial-grade adhesive, screws, rivets, or ties, depending on the application.
Applications for RFID UHF Flexible Anti Metal Tag
Warehouse Management
Used for shelf labeling, inventory control, and stock tracking in warehouses, ensuring real-time visibility and efficient logistics operations.
IT Asset Tracking
Applied to IT equipment like servers, computers, and networking devices to manage asset location, maintenance schedules, and lifecycle tracking.
Metallic Container Monitoring
Ideal for tracking metal containers used in shipping, logistics, and manufacturing, enabling accurate asset tracking throughout the supply chain.
Automotive Component Tracking
Used in automotive manufacturing for tracking engine parts, chassis components, and vehicle assemblies, ensuring production accuracy and traceability
Equipment and Device Management
Helps in tracking heavy machinery, tools, and medical devices to improve maintenance scheduling, reduce loss, and ensure proper asset utilization.
Supply Chain and Logistics
Enables efficient product tracking from production to delivery, supporting just-in-time (JIT) manufacturing and reducing operational errors.
Industries
Manufacturing
Used for tracking raw materials, semi-finished products, and finished goods throughout the production process, ensuring efficiency and reducing errors.
Logistics and Supply Chain
Helps with inventory management, container tracking, and asset movement, enhancing supply chain visibility and operational accuracy.
Automotive
Applied for tracking automotive parts, components, and vehicles during production, assembly, and throughout the maintenance lifecycle.
Healthcare
Used for managing medical equipment, devices, and pharmaceutical supplies, ensuring availability and compliance with safety regulations
IT and Telecommunications
Ideal for asset management of hardware like servers, computers, and networking devices, ensuring proper tracking and maintenance of valuable equipment.
Retail and Distribution
Utilized for managing inventory, product shipments, and even in-store assets, ensuring accurate stock levels and improving customer service.
