RFID Jewellery Tags
RFID jewellery tags are small tags attached to jewellery items so stock can be counted and tracked with RFID readers instead of item-by-item manual checks.
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Specifications
- Operating Frequency: 125 kHz/13.56 MHz/840-956MHz
- Reading Distance: Reader Dependent
- Chip Type: HITAG 1, HITAG 2, HITAG S, MIFARE® Classic 1K, MIFARE® Classic 4K, I-CODE (Read & Write), Alien 9610, 9620, 9630, Impinj, Monza
- Memory Size: 204 bits/96 bits/512bits
- Material: ABS
- Dimension: 28*15*1mm (LF,HF) and 36*24*1 mm(UHF)
- Weight 3 gms
- Color Black: Red, Blue (Other color on request)
- Printing Options: Logo printing using laser engraving, using screen printing (one color),Serial number printing using laser engraving.
- Area of Application: Specially used for jewellery application, Access Control, Automatic fare collection.
How Jewellery Stores Use RFID Tags
- Daily stock counting of trays and display items
- Tracking items moving between showroom, locker and workshop
- Linking each item to its record in the stock software
See jewellery software and RFID asset management.
Frequently Asked Questions
They're available in 125 kHz, 13.56 MHz and 840-956 MHz variants, with chip options including HITAG 1/2/S, MIFARE Classic 1K/4K, I-CODE, and Alien/Impinj/Monza UHF chips.
They're made of ABS plastic, weigh about 3 grams, and measure 28x15x1mm for LF/HF or 36x24x1mm for UHF variants, available in black, red or blue (other colors on request).
Yes, logos can be applied via laser engraving or single-color screen printing, and serial numbers can be laser engraved for individual item tracking.
Yes. The printing options listed in the specifications, such as laser-engraved serial numbers or screen-printed logos, can be applied.
A reader for the same frequency as the chip: 125 kHz for LF, 13.56 MHz for HF, or UHF for UHF chips. BSD Infotech supplies matching readers.