Automate your data capture with DoD-96 and MIL-STD-129 compliant RFID enabled shipping labels. DoD-96 is a requirement implemented in 2006 by the department of defense. It requires that shipments of specific items to certain locations must have a passive RFID label or tag attached to them. MIL-STD-129 is a standard that covers what information is required on labels for shipping and storage. These polyester labels meet both standards, and are easily identified by the cage code and serial number. An included buddy label detaches from liner and allows you to keep a separate set of records. Custom printing and encoding is available.
Material:
Polyester
Adhesive:
Permanent Acrylic
Thickness:
3 mil ± 10%
Minimum Installation Temperature:
40ºF
Temperature Exposure Range:
-40°F to 200°F
Storage Instructions:
70ºF / 50% Relative Humidity, 1 Year
Environment:
Distribution Center, Factory, Indoor, Manufacturing Plant, Warehouse
Environmental Protection:
Solvent Resistant, UV Resistant
Application:
Asset Management
Industry:
Manufacturing, Retail, Shipping & Logistics
Associated Brand:
Frick
| Material | Rating |
| HSE Plastics | Good |
| LSE Plastics | Good |
| Glass | Excellent |
| Steel | Excellent |
| RFID Protocol | EPC Class 1 Gen 2; ISO 18000-6C |
| Tag Type | Passive Read/Write |
| Frequency Range | 860 – 960 MHz (Global) |
| User Memory | 512 bits |
| EPC Memory | 96 bits |
| IC | Alien® Higgs® 3 |
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