Specifications - HID Epoxy Tag RFID Tags

HID Epoxy Tag RFID Tags


Thin Epoxy Tag transponders are available in a variety of shapes and sizes, and may be adhered with glue, secured with screws, or embedded in a custom housing, depending on the application.

  • Operating frequencies
    • LF 125 kHz
    • HF 13.56 MHz (NFC)
    • UHF 865-928 MHz worldwide
  • Withstands peak temperatures up to 284° F (140° C)
  • Withstands plastic injection molding process to be embedded at production time of a container
  • Large, read-write memory
  • Chemical and moisture resistant
  • Printable surface

In addition, HID can create a custom Epoxy Tag solution to fit any application requirements for chip type, dimensions or programming.




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