Environmentally resistant, metal-compatible embedded IC tags! Here are examples of applications in machinery parts manufacturing.
Here is an example of the application of IC tags embedded in metal parts. By attaching the "R200-AT1-DG1A" antenna to a pen-type Bluetooth handheld terminal, it reads the information from IC tags embedded in metal bodies and sends the information to a PC via Bluetooth. It can read the information from IC tags placed at a 5mm interval, which are normally unreadable. 【Overview】 ■ Attach the "R200-AT1-DG1A" antenna to a pen-type Bluetooth handheld terminal. ■ Read the information from IC tags embedded in metal bodies and send it to a PC via Bluetooth. ■ Able to read information from IC tags placed at a 5mm interval, which are normally unreadable. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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RF Technology Co., Ltd. is a company specializing in the sales and development of standard IC tags as well as special IC tags that are compatible with metals and heat-resistant. We respond accurately and swiftly to our customers' needs, providing products and technologies of higher quality. We also cater to small quantity demands. Additionally, we offer consulting services for the introduction of RFID products and sales referrals. We aspire to be a trusted best partner for everyone around the world utilizing automatic identification technologies (RFID, contactless IC cards, etc.). For anything related to RFID, please feel free to consult us (free of charge). CEO: Takanori Endo's background / Formerly with Mitsubishi Materials Corporation. After working in the Planning and Development Department of the Research and Development Headquarters and the RFID Business Center, he became the Senior Technical Manager of the Electronic Materials Business Company in 2005. He retired in 2007 and established RF Technology Co., Ltd. in the same year. At Mitsubishi Materials Corporation, he was involved in the development and mass production of RFID materials (magnetic powders, magnetic sheets) that were being sold. He launched the RFID business in 2000.