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Robust RFID tags with 125 kHz TK4100 chip and 3M adhesive
(Product ID: 3444)

ROBUST 125kHz TAGS
Are you looking for robust and waterproof RFID tags with a 125 kHz chip that can also be screwed to a wall or other surface?

Take a look at these RFID disc shaped tags, which contain a strong plastic housing made of ABS material, 3M adhesive, and a 5 mm hole that allows for attachment with a screw or nail.

These durable tags contain the TK4100 RFID chip, which is one of the most commonly used 125 kHz chips and is used in many RFID applications.

They also contain a layer with the strong 3M adhesive and are available in two sizes, with a diameter of 30 mm or 50 mm.

Robust RFID tags with a 125 kHz RFID chip are commonly used for product identification in various industries and they can be used also on metallic surfaces.

If you need larger quantities send an email to info@rfidspecialist.eu or call +386 41 884 124 and we will be happy to help you.

If you are an integrator or reseller, we offer special discounts.
Price/item: 0,75 EUR (with vat 0,92 EUR)
Status: In stock
Dispatching time: 1-3 days

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Product ID: 3444

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75,40 EUR

Total with vat:
91,99 EUR
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Quantity Price/pcs
≥ 1 1,26 EUR
≥ 10 1,10 EUR
≥ 25 0,88 EUR
≥ 50 0,79 EUR
≥ 100 0,75 EUR
≥ 200 0,72 EUR
≥ 300 0,63 EUR
≥ 500 0,55 EUR
≥ 1000 0,52 EUR
≥ 2000 0,49 EUR

INFO

Robust RFID tags with 125 kHz TK4100 chip and 3M adhesive are RFID tags with a sturdy housing made of ABS material. They have a 5mm hole for a screw or nail in the middle, and a strong 3M adhesive underneath and can be attached to the base in any way you like.

The TK4100 RFID chip is one of the most commonly used RFID chips that operates at a frequency of 125 kHz and contains a 64-bit ID code that is programmed into the chip during the manufacturing process and cannot be changed.

Common 125 kHz readers use the ID code in the format as a 10-digit decimal number or an 8-digit hexadecimal number, and the full ID code is obtained by reading the chip in 10 HEX format.

Robust RFID tags with a 125 kHz RFID chip are commonly used for product identification in various industries. 

They are designed to withstand harsh environments and rough handling. They are built with materials and enclosures that offer resistance to moisture, higher temperatures, dust, and physical impact. This durability ensures that the RFID tags can withstand the rigors of manufacturing, warehousing, transportation, and other challenging conditions.


Read distances for Robust RFID tags with 125 kHz TK4100 chip and 3M adhesive

We tested these tags with different types of readers and measured the reading distances. This is not an official test, but was made to inform you of the reading distances you can expect with your app.

Reading distances of 30 mm tags
 
RFID reader Reading distance
Syris RD200-LF 7 cm
R80D 5 cm
Promag PCR 300AU-02 4 cm
Promag PCR-330A-00 3 cm


Reading distances of 50 mm tags
 
RFID reader Reading distance
Syris RD200-LF 7 cm
R80D 5 cm
Promag PCR 300AU-02 4 cm
Promag PCR-330A-00 3 cm

The reading distance between the RFID card and the reader is affected by many different factors, such as antenna size and chip quality, metal interference and electromagnetic signals, etc.

Technical specifications for Robust RFID tags with 125 kHz TK4100 chip and 3M glue

Chip: TK4100
Compatible with: EM4100, EM4102, EM4200
Frequency: 125 kHz
Reading distance: up to 10 cm (usually up to 5 cm)
Dimensions:
- round, diameter 30 mm, thickness 5 mm
- round, diameter 50 mm, thickness 8 mm
Material: ABS

If you need larger quantities send an email to info@rfidspecialist.eu or call +386 41 884 124 and we will be happy to help you.

If you are an integrator or reseller, we offer special discounts.

 

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