The Tag Factory Crown Tag UHF RFID Tags Alien Higgs3 for Applications Industry and Logistics Pallet Tracking

Size: 150mm x 25mm x 12.0mm

Global RFID Frequency: US - FCC 902–928 MHz    /       EU- ETSI 865–868 MHz    /        ASIA 950–956 MHz.

Chip Type: Alien Higgs 3 EPC Class 1 Gen 2

Features:
•    Crown tag is a frequency independent tag and operates effectively with read range of over 10m, when attached to plastic, wooden pallets etc.
•    Rugged construction for high durability
•    Can be attached by screws with the help of two holes.
•    Can also be provided with Adhesive tape for easy attachment.
•    Flexible Read/Write Range (reader dependant).

Applications:
•    Due to global frequency tuning and high read range, it can be used in pallet and other asset tracking applications throughout the world irrespective of frequency used in country.
•    Most suitable for direct application on corrugated box, parts made up of plastic and wood.
•    Factory automation, Automotive & Security purpose.

Alien Higgs 3 EPC Class 1 Gen 2

Chip Type:
Alien Higgs 3 EPC Class 1 Gen 2
EPC  96 bit extendable up to 480 bits
User Memory 512 bit
Data retention of 10 years
Write endurance 100,000 cycles

Mechanical:
Size Dimension  150mm x 25mm x 12mm
Material       PC
Colour         Blue
Weight        25.8g

Electrical:
Operating Frequency 860 –960 MHz
Operating mode         Passive (battery-less transponder)
Ingress Protection:    IP67
The cost and profitability in the supply chain management largely depends on the efficiency and quality of the transportation. The challenge is to move quantities quickly with the least amount of handling in the most efficient and profitable way possible. One of the latest tools to manage quantity distribution is radio frequency identification (RFID) applied to plastic and wooden pallets and reusable plastic containers (RPCs)..

RFID tags, like the tag factory products, can help solve some of the logistical problems that affect the pallet/RPC industry. Inefficiencies in logistic tracking, lost and misplaced containers, inaccurate data on usage rate that can result in incorrect customer billing and lost revenue.
   
The data needed to resolve these issues can now be written directly and stored on to RFID tags attached to RPCs as these items move throughout different points in the supply chain. Using RFID tags, companies are better able to manage their pallets and RPCs and obtain more accurate product data. With millions of pallets in use, it is important to have 100% accurate data about these containers at all times and be able to track them with less labour.