Plastic RFID Seal

Plastic RFID Seal

It effectively prevents moisture ingress into the label's interior, ensuring reliable operation in high-humidity environments.
The tag exhibits strong resistance to metal interference, making it suitable for use in metal containers, truck compartments, etc.
The Cable Seal Tag is designed with excellent wear resistance, maintaining consistent performance over extended periods of use.
The reader enables rapid, non-contact information retrieval, significantly enhancing operational efficiency.
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Description

Our plastic RFID seal combines a 270 mm hanging-style closure with long-range UHF identification and optional sensing functions. It is designed for outdoor logistics, metal equipment and industrial checkpoints where operators need to identify the seal without approaching every item individually.

Plastic RFID Seal Specifications

Confirm the chosen chip, memory map, sensing functions and reader commands as one model-specific specification.

Parameter Listed Configuration
Overall dimensions 270 × 33.5 × 5.8 mm
Chip options CAB1 / VBL7-NC; confirm the chip-to-function selection
RFID protocol ISO 18000-6C, EPC Gen2 V2
TID / UID 112 bits in the published configuration
EPC memory 192 bits in the published configuration
User memory 512 bits; confirm availability with the selected chip
Reserved memory 112 bits in the published configuration
Operating frequency 860–960 MHz
Housing material PC, polycarbonate
Reference read range Up to 16 m, depending on reader and installation
Installation Hanging-style plastic seal
Colors Green, red, white or customized
Ingress protection IP66
Metal compatibility On-metal use; validate the final mounting position
Sensor functions Temperature and detection sensor options; confirm by model

Use Long-Range Reading at Controlled Checkpoints

The stated 16 m value is a reference maximum for RFID identification. Build the operational distance around the actual seal position, reader and surrounding metal.

Warehouse Gate

Read sealed units entering or leaving a controlled zone. Configure the portal to reduce captures from nearby storage locations.

Vehicle Loading Area

Verify the RFID identity before loading or dispatch. Test the final seal orientation on the truck, cage or transport unit.

Outdoor Equipment Yard

Identify sealed valves, cabinets or equipment at an approved inspection distance while accounting for metal reflections.

Production Transfer Point

Capture sealed carriers moving between manufacturing areas and associate each read with the expected process record.

Container Inspection

Use the seal on compatible attachment points that do not require a certified high-security bolt-seal construction.

Handheld Audit

Allow inspectors to verify RFID identity and supported sensor data using the approved reader and command set.

Separate EPC Range from Sensor Range

Reader Operation Information Returned Deployment Check
EPC inventory Electronic seal identity Test maximum and minimum reliable range in the installed position
TID read Chip-associated identifier Confirm whether the reader software captures TID
User-memory read Project-defined stored information Confirm the memory map and access command
Temperature command Sensor value from the selected configuration Confirm measurement range, accuracy and operating distance
Detection-status command Reported sensor or seal state Confirm trigger behavior, persistence and interpretation
System event Checkpoint, reader and system timestamp Define how the software stores and evaluates the read

Apply and Register the Seal

1

Assign

Match the EPC and visible number with the protected item or shipment.

2

Install

Pass the seal through the approved opening and complete the locking action.

3

Verify

Read the intact tag and confirm available sensor values or status fields.

4

Record

Store the applied seal identity, item, location and authorized installer.

Test Physical Removal and Detection Response

Test Stage Test Method Acceptance Record
Intact baseline Read the locked sample in its final mounting position. EPC, TID, sensor values, status and reader settings
Normal handling Apply expected vibration, movement and transport handling. Physical condition, readability and false-status results
Controlled cutting Cut a dedicated sample at the defined removal point. Physical damage and returned detection state
Attempted reconnection Follow the approved project test without restoring the seal to use. Status behavior and visible evidence
Power-cycle check Remove the sample from the RF field and read it again. Whether the detection state persists
Reader-distance check Compare EPC inventory and sensor access at increasing distances. Reliable range for each required operation

Temperature Project Requirements

Measurement Range

Specify the lowest and highest temperatures expected during storage, transport and inspection.

Required Accuracy

State the acceptable measurement tolerance at the temperatures relevant to the application.

Measurement Location

Position the sensor where its temperature represents the intended surface or surrounding environment.

Reading Method

Confirm whether personnel need an inspection-time reading or another data-collection method.

Excursion Rules

Define the temperature limits and how the connected system should display an out-of-range result.

Reference Testing

Compare sample readings with a suitable reference under controlled acceptance conditions.

Customization and Order Data

RFID Configuration

  • CAB1 or VBL7-NC model selection
  • Customer-defined EPC encoding
  • Required user-memory content
  • TID and visible-number mapping

Physical Configuration

  • Green, red, white or custom color
  • Attachment-point compatibility
  • Required detection behavior
  • On-metal installation position

Visible and Delivery Data

  • Logo and human-readable number
  • Barcode or other visible code
  • Matching-file requirements
  • Quantity, packaging and destination

Information Required for Configuration

Seal and Sensor Requirements

  • Sealing-point photographs and dimensions
  • Surrounding metal and other materials
  • Required detection trigger and response
  • Temperature range and accuracy
  • Expected outdoor and handling conditions

Reader and Order Requirements

  • Country of use and reader model
  • Required EPC and sensor reading distance
  • Encoding and data-mapping format
  • Color, artwork and visible numbering
  • Quantity, packaging and destination

Plastic RFID Seal Questions

Does this model really have a 16-meter read range? +

Up to 16 meters is the target page's reference maximum. Actual performance depends on chip configuration, reader output, antenna, seal orientation, surrounding metal, local regulations and site conditions.

Can temperature data be read from the same distance? +

Do not assume that EPC inventory range and sensor-command range are identical. Test both functions with the selected chip, reader, antenna and installed seal position.

Does the seal provide real-time location tracking? +

A passive UHF seal has no independent GPS or continuous communications link. A location event is created when an installed reader detects the tag and the connected system records that reader's location.

What happens when the plastic seal is cut? +

The result depends on the supplied detection design. Confirm whether identity remains readable, which status changes, whether the state persists and how the reader retrieves it.

Does the tag automatically reconfigure after damage? +

No general automatic-reconfiguration claim should be made. The approved sample should establish the precise electronic and physical response after cutting, opening or attempted reconnection.

Can it be used directly on metal equipment? +

The product is listed for on-metal use. Validate the exact mounting point because metal geometry, antenna clearance and housing orientation affect RFID and sensor performance.

Can this replace a certified high-security container seal? +

The target page does not provide a high-security mechanical certification. Use it only where its plastic hanging-style construction and available documentation meet the buyer's sealing requirements.

What information is required for a quotation? +

Please provide sealing-point photographs, surrounding materials, required detection response, temperature range, country of use, reader model, encoding format, color, quantity and destination.

Configure the Seal, Sensor and Reader Together

Send us your sealing-point photos, required detection behavior, temperature range, reader setup, RFID data and order quantity for model and deployment review.

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