TagMatiks High Temperature RFID Label

TagMatiks High Temperature RFID Labels are ideal for industrial and supply chain tracking applications which require resistance from heat and other elements. The tags can be applied using either a staple or by using the tear resistant hole. The RFID inlay is completely encapsulated within the HDPE material protecting it for harsh use cases. The material is designed to be chemical resistant and can also withstand UV exposure outdoors (typically for a year).

TagMatiks High Temperature RFID Labels are attached to each item using either staple(s) or fasteners (poly/nylon string, plastic ties etc) rather than an adhesive. Each label is factory encoded, locked and printed with a unique serial number, QR code (2D barcode) as well as human readable text to easily commission assets or items in TagMatiks applications like TagMatiks AT or AT Lite. The TagMatiks pre-printed and pre-encoded RFID labels are designed for users who are looking to jump start their RFID endeavors. We can also use these on plastic and cardboard surfaces, and it will work as a standard tag.

Please note that the tag does not include any ties or attachments but is designed with a easy to use hole for an attachment method of your choice.

FAQs:

What are TagMatiks High Temperature RFID Labels used for?

These labels are designed for industrial and supply chain applications where durability is critical—especially in environments with high heat, chemicals, or outdoor exposure. Common uses include lumber tracking, parts marking, automotive, aerospace, and heavy machinery.

Can these labels withstand high temperatures?

Yes, these RFID labels are engineered to operate in extreme temperatures, ranging from -40°F to +302°F (-40°C to +150°C), making them ideal for heat-intensive industrial environments.

How are the labels attached?

Unlike adhesive-based labels, these are non-adhesive and are attached using staples, plastic ties, nylon strings, or fasteners. The label includes a tear-resistant hole for easy and secure attachment.

Are these RFID labels compatible with outdoor use?

Yes, they are UV resistant and suitable for outdoor environments, typically lasting up to a year under direct exposure.

Can the label be used on plastic or cardboard?

Yes, these labels can also be used as standard RFID tags on plastic and cardboard surfaces, expanding their versatility across different materials.

What RFID software is compatible with these labels?

These labels are fully compatible with TagMatiks Asset Tracking (AT) and TagMatiks AT Lite, and they can also be integrated with other RFID systems that support the ISO 18000-6C standard.

Where is the best location to attach the TagMatiks High Temperature RFID Label?

Answer:
The TagMatiks High Temperature RFID Labels are designed for environments where traditional adhesive methods may fail due to high temperatures. These labels should be attached to items using mechanical fasteners such as staples, poly/nylon strings, or plastic ties. This method ensures that the label remains securely in place during exposure to elevated temperatures. When selecting the attachment location, choose areas that are clean, dry, and free from dust, oil, or moisture to maximize RFID signal transmission. Avoid placing the label near metallic components, liquids, and strong electromagnetic that could interfere with RFID readability.

What is the read range of the TagMatiks High Temperature RFID Label?

Answer:
The specific read range for the TagMatiks High Temperature RFID Label (TAG-HTRL-42), read ranges of up to 9 meters (approximately 29.5 feet) when used with a fixed UHF RFID reader. Actual read ranges may vary depending on factors such as reader power, antenna configuration, tag placement, and environmental conditions.