Stiker Tag RFID UHF PF6025 Tahan Air untuk Logam dengan Perekat 3M

Yes, our PF6025 on-metal UHF RFID tags are designed for direct attachment to metal assets, including metal-cased laptops and equipment. The adhesive label gives you an RFID identifier for each asset, which you can use with a compatible UHF reader and your asset records.

Test the label in your intended position before a wider rollout, especially where the laptop or equipment has a curved or limited mounting area.

PF6025 has a reference reading distance of 5 m (16.4 ft), depending on the reader and environment. Your reader, antenna, label position and surrounding metal can affect the distance you achieve.

If you're planning inventory scans from a particular distance, share your reader model and the asset you're tagging, and we'll help you plan a suitable sample test.

Yes, our PF6025 label measures 60 × 25 × 1.2 mm, giving it a smaller footprint than the 70 × 30 × 1.2 mm PF7030. It is worth considering when the available mounting area is limited.

Check the full label fits your intended position, then test its reading performance on the actual asset.

Yes, our PF6025 label uses 3M adhesive, so you can attach it without drilling holes or using screws. Its flexible PET construction also supports attachment to curved surfaces.

The fit still needs to suit your asset's shape. Share a photo and the available label space if you'd like help checking the placement.

Yes, you can print our PF6025 on-metal UHF RFID labels with a compatible printer configured for 1.2 mm thick on-metal media.

We recommend Zebra ZT411 RFID, Zebra ZT610 RFID, SATO CL4NX Plus RFID, TSC T6000e RFID, or CAB SQUIX RFID with a thick-media/on-metal configuration.

If you already have a printer, share its model and configuration with us, and we'll help you check whether it supports PF6025 labels.

Yes. Each of these printable UHF labels comes with a unique Tag Identifier (TID) programmed at the chip factory, and the TID is normally read-only. The Electronic Product Code (EPC) is a separate writable ID used by your tracking system, so assigning an EPC does not replace the factory TID.

Yes. TagtixRFID can pre-encode the Electronic Product Code (EPC) with an approved value before shipment, or you can program the EPC yourself with a compatible UHF RFID printer/encoder. The factory-programmed TID is a separate, normally read-only identifier and is not replaced when the EPC is written.