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RPTE7035 RFID Anti-Metal Tag

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RPTE7035 RFID Anti-Metal Tag

70 x 35 x 1.2 mm printable flexible UHF on-metal RFID label | IP67

RPTE7035 RFID Anti-Metal Tag
Printable PET identification for metal assets with up to 8 m reference read range

70 x 35 x 1.2 mm flexible PET format

The 1.2 mm PET label format supports adhesive installation on metal assets where a low-profile printable identity is required.

Up to 8 m reference read range on metal

Under reference US-band test conditions on metal, read range reaches up to 8 m. Actual performance depends on the reader, orientation, mounting and environment.

IP67 protection from -20°C to +70°C

The specified operating range is -20°C to +70°C. No separate storage-temperature range is specified.

NXP UCODE 8 with adhesive installation

NXP UCODE 8 supports EPC Class 1 Gen 2 / ISO 18000-6C workflows. Printing method and ribbon/media compatibility must be confirmed for the selected production process.

Technical specifications

RPTE7035 RFID Anti-Metal Tag

RFID performance

Product modelRPTE7035
ProtocolsEPC Class 1 Gen 2 and ISO 18000-6C
FrequencyUS 902-928 MHz; EU 865-868 MHz
ChipNXP UCODE 8
MemoryEPC 128 bits; User 0 bits; TID 96 bits
FunctionRead and write
Write endurance100,000 cycles
Data retention50 years
Reference read rangeUp to 8 m in the US band when mounted on metal

Technical specifications

RPTE7035 RFID Anti-Metal Tag

Physical and installation

Dimensions70 x 35 x 1.2 mm
MaterialPET
ColorWhite
InstallationAdhesive
Weight2 g
Applicable surfaceMetal
Printable formatYes; printing process parameters require confirmation

Technical specifications

RPTE7035 RFID Anti-Metal Tag

Environmental and compliance

Ingress protectionIP67
Operating temperature-20°C to +70°C
Storage temperatureNot separately specified
CertificationsREACH, RoHS and CE
Warranty1 year
Performance noteRead range and adhesion depend on the reader, surface preparation, label orientation and site conditions