Industry segment: Automotive, Industrial Applications, Logistics
Avery Dennison Smartrac’s Maxdura® Ceramic has been designed to embed into tiny notch of metallic parts and components and thus to achieve best read performance in metallic environments. Its small size makes it an ideally suited form factor for IT asset tracking such as backup tapes, servers, network routers, hard drives and media tapes without any human intervention. Moreover, it fits applications for inventory control, track and trace of small tools and manufacturing equipment.
This RFID (UHF) hard tag, member of Avery Dennison Smartrac’s Maxdura product family is a passive, battery-less transponder equipped with Alien Higgs-3 IC, including 512-bit user memory. It offers a flexible read/write range depending on the reader.
Maxdura® Ceramic housing is made of ceramic, encased with durable black paint and fulfills ingress protection IP68. It is available in four sizes from 5 x 5 mm to 25 x 25 mm. and it can be easily fixed with adhesive tape.
Maxdura® Ceramic small sizes and durable housing structure makes the product well suited to tap the benefits of passive RFID for different industrial applications.
Technical Features |
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| Chip |
Alien Higgs 3 |
| Frequency Band |
UHF 860 - 960 MHz |
| Hard Tag Dimensions | 25.00 x 9.00 mm / 0.98 x 0.35 in |
| 10.00 x 5.00 mm / 0.39 x 0.20 in |
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| 5.00 x 5.00 mm / 0.20 x 0.20 in |
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| 25.00 x 25.00 mm / 0.98 x 0.98 in |
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| EPC & User Memory |
96 bits / 512 bits |
| Product Code | 3500217 (ETSI) 3500218 (ETSI) 3500219 (ETSI) 3500220 (ETSI) 3500196 (FCC) 3500197 (FCC) 3500198 (FCC) 3500199 (FCC) |
Please find a comprehensive overview of all features in the data sheet.
Avery Dennison Smartrac offers the broadest product range for any RFID challenge and ensures consistent quality and performance. Check our RFID product recommendations for the Inventory Management industry segment.
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