Industrial UHF RFID Tags

No, an industrial RFID tag won't suit every harsh environment. We'd match the housing and attachment to the heat, moisture, chemicals and handling your equipment actually encounters. A specific description of the job is much more useful than choosing by the word rugged alone.

Yes, you can use an industrial tag designed for metal mounting. Our P102 and on-metal PCB options are relevant starting points. Tell us about the equipment and working conditions so we can help you check the construction and placement.

Yes, a cable-tie RFID tag can help when your asset has a suitable point for securing a tie. We'd look for a position that stays secure during handling and can still be read from your normal scanning direction. Our ZD330 uses a nylon strap with an ABS tag head.

No, heat resistance alone doesn't confirm that you can read the tag while it's hot. Surviving the process and working during the process are different requirements. Tell us the temperature, duration and when you need the read so we can check the right operating limits.

Yes, we'd test the tag on the actual tire before using it across your fleet or stock. The installation method, position and working conditions affect attachment and reading performance. Share your planned placement with us so we can help you prepare the trial.

No, the lowest-priced tag won't always be the best fit for your job. A tag needs to stay attached and read reliably in your operating conditions. We'd compare suitable constructions first, then look at quantity and any customization you need.