Nga tawhito hangarau matua Chip model: Alien H3/UCODE8/lmpinj Monza 4QT/R6P Kawa whakawhitiwhiti: ISO/IEC18000-6C Mahinga mahi: American standard 902-928MHz, European standard 865-868MHz Te kaha whakamahara: 96PCI EPC (expandable to 480bits), user area 512bits, TID64bits (chip-dependent) Te pupuri raraunga: More than 10 tau Erase times: more than 100,000 wā Te tawhiti panui (fixed reader): 2.6 mita, US 902-928MHz, EU 865-868MHz, metal surface 1.3 mita, US 902-928MHz, EU 865-868MHz, non-metallic surface Te tawhiti panui (handheld): 1.9 mita, US 902-928MHz, EU 865-868MHz, metal surface 1.0 mita, US 902-928MHz, EU 865-868MHz, non-metallic surface Storage temperature: -40°C~+150°C Te pāmahana whakahaere: -40° C ~ + 100 ° C Ingress Protection: IP68 Rauemi: PPS+PCB Product size: 26×26×5.5mm, hole diameter 0.4mm×2 Taumaha: 6.6 karamu Application Surface: Metallic surface Raihana: 1 year Personalized process: tā hiraka mata, laser engraving LOGO, pattern or QR code, etc. Installation: adhesive or screw
High temperature resistance and acid and alkali resistant RFID anti-metal tags are specially designed for metal asset tracking outdoors or in very harsh environments. The tag is attached to metal materials with good reading performance, and is mainly used in asset management, heavy industry, metal equipment, oil & gas and mining industry, automatic production lines, warehouse shelves, aroturuki ipu, etc..
Key features Withstands fuel, mineral oil, petroleum, salt spray, vegetable oil It can withstand 30 minutes at 230° and 120 minutes at 180°
Main uses It is suitable for large-scale open-air power equipment inspection, large-scale tower pole inspection, large and medium-sized elevator inspection, pallet management, large-scale pressure vessels, liquefier cylinders, factory industrial automation equipment management, line inspection, metal bridge quality inspection, tunnel inspection, machine identification, vehicle license plate, metal container management, and tracking management of various large-scale electrical equipment.
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