13.56mhz RFID wet inlays
1. Chip Model: All chips are available
2. Frequency: 13.56MHz
3. Memory: depend on the chips
4. Protocol: ISO14443A
5. Base material: PET
6. Antenna material: Aluminium foil
7. Antenna size: 26*12mm, 22mm Dia, 21mm Dia,52*15mm, 37*22mm, 45*45mm,76*45mm, or as request
8. Working temperature: -25°C ~ +60°C
9. Store Temperature: -40°Cto +70°C
10. Read/Write Endurance: >100,000 time
11. Reading Range: 3-10cm
12. Certificates: ISO9001:2000, SGS
RFID Wet Inlays are identifiable by their adhesive backing, simplifying their attachment to surfaces.
An RFID Inlay comprises an IC/Chip combined with a dipole antenna, encapsulating the essence of streamlined RFID technology.
Product picture of 13.56mhz RFID inlay
RFID Wet Inlays, commonly termed as "wet" due to their adhesive backing, essentially serve as industrial RFID stickers.
They consist of two key elements: an integrated circuit responsible for storing and processing information, and an antenna for receiving and transmitting signals.
Notably, these inlays lack an internal power supply, relying instead on energy from RFID readers for operation.
These Wet Inlays are especially suitable for applications necessitating a cost-effective, easily applicable solution.
Their peel-and-stick feature makes them highly adaptable, allowing for straightforward attachment to diverse surfaces.
Furthermore, they can seamlessly integrate into paper or synthetic face labels, enhancing their flexibility for various contexts.
Among the prevalent uses of Clear Transparent Fudan F08 1K RFID inlays is their deployment in wristbands and tickets.
The transparent design provides a discreet yet efficient method of incorporating RFID technology into these items, enabling smooth access control,
ticket validation, or attendee identification at events, venues, or other controlled settings.
In essence, RFID Wet Inlays represent an economical and versatile solution for a broad array of applications, including but not limited to wristbands and tickets.
Their simplicity of implementation, along with the ability to integrate into labels, underscores their utility across diverse industries requiring RFID-enabled solutions.
