RFID UHF Metal Small Tag
The RFID UHF Metal Small Tag is specifically designed for the steel industry, crafted from high-quality stainless steel combined with a durable ferromagnetic iron material. This construction ensures the tag's long lifespan and reliable performance in harsh environments. Its robust design makes it ideal for tracking metal assets like heavy machinery, containers, and other equipment exposed to extreme conditions. The tag is engineered to withstand physical wear and environmental factors, making it a dependable solution for industrial asset management.
For easy installation, the RFID UHF Metal Small Tag can be securely attached to assets using riveting screws or adhesive tapes, offering flexible and efficient application. Whether for tracking large machinery or managing inventory in challenging settings, this ruggedized RFID solution provides a reliable method for real-time asset tracking and monitoring in the steel and heavy equipment industries.
Frequently Ask Questions
The RFID UHF Metal Small Tag is made of high-quality stainless steel alloyed with durable ferromagnetic iron material.
It is ideal for industries such as steel, manufacturing, logistics, and heavy equipment for tracking metal assets.
The tag uses UHF (Ultra High Frequency) radio waves to communicate with RFID readers, enabling real-time tracking of assets.
Yes, it is rugged and designed to withstand harsh environments, including exposure to heat, chemicals, and physical wear.
Yes, the tag is specifically designed to endure harsh outdoor conditions, making it suitable for industrial and heavy machinery tracking.
It can be fitted onto assets using riveting screws or adhesive tapes.
Yes, the tag is built to withstand exposure to water and other environmental factors.
The tag is designed to track metal assets, including heavy machinery, containers, tools, and industrial equipment.
The tag is designed for long-term use, offering a durable and extended lifespan even in harsh environments.
Yes, it is built to withstand both high and low temperatures, making it suitable for use in extreme conditions.
The reading range can vary depending on the reader, but it typically offers a range of up to several meters.
The tag can be installed either by riveting it to the asset or using adhesive tapes for a secure attachment.
The tag operates in the UHF frequency range, typically from 860 MHz to 960 MHz.
No, it is a passive RFID tag, meaning it does not require a battery to function.
Yes, the UHF technology allows the tag to be read from a significant distance, depending on the power of the RFID reader.
It enables real-time, automated tracking of assets, reducing manual errors and improving inventory management and asset visibility.
Yes, the tag is designed to withstand physical impacts, making it suitable for rugged environments.
It is optimized for use on metal surfaces; it may not perform well on non-metal assets.
Some manufacturers may offer customization options for branding, labeling, or specific technical features depending on your requirements.
The benefits include increased asset visibility, improved efficiency in tracking, reduced loss or theft, and enhanced operational workflow, especially in harsh industrial environments.
Applications for RFID UHF Metal Small Tag
Asset Tracking in Heavy Industries
Used to track metal assets such as heavy machinery, equipment, and tools in industries like construction, mining, and manufacturing. The tags help ensure assets are easily located and monitored in real-time.
Inventory Management
In warehouses or distribution centers, these tags track metal goods and materials, ensuring inventory accuracy and reducing losses or misplacement of items like containers, raw materials, or spare parts.
Fleet Management
Applied to vehicles and construction machinery, RFID tags help companies efficiently manage fleets, track location, and ensure equipment readiness, reducing downtime and improving operational efficiency.
Container Tracking
Used for tracking metal shipping containers, these RFID tags help manage the movement of containers in ports, during transport, or within logistics operations, ensuring efficient supply chain management.
Maintenance and Equipment Monitoring
In industries requiring regular maintenance of equipment, RFID tags track machinery and alert operators when maintenance is due, preventing unexpected breakdowns and ensuring optimal performance.
Construction Site Asset Tracking
On construction sites, RFID UHF Metal Small Tags are used to monitor tools, machinery, and materials, helping prevent loss, reduce downtime, and improve overall site management.
Industries
Construction
Used to track heavy machinery, tools, and equipment on construction sites, ensuring efficient asset management and reducing the risk of loss or theft.
Manufacturing
Applied in factories to track metal parts, tools, and equipment during the production process, improving inventory control and operational efficiency.
Logistics and Shipping
Used for tracking metal containers and shipments in transportation and warehousing, ensuring smooth supply chain management and preventing loss.
Mining
RFID tags help track heavy machinery, vehicles, and tools used in mining operations, ensuring they are in the right place at the right time and are properly maintained.
Energy and Utilities
In the energy sector, RFID tags are used to monitor and track equipment such as pipelines, valves, and industrial machinery in oil, gas, and power plants.
Automotive
In automotive manufacturing and maintenance, RFID tags are used to track metal parts, tools, and equipment, ensuring efficient production processes and reducing errors.
