The NOX-TM4 is designed specifically for use on metal parts. Its small form factor makes it the perfect tag for tracking laptops, servers and tools. The NOX-TM4 is durable and withstands hazardous environments up to 400F including autoclave. NOX-TM4 tags can be boiled, crushed, burned or frozen and will always come out unscathed. This metal-mount RFID tag can be read reliably at 10' when applied directly to metal.
NEW: For an even smaller tag, our new Nox-TM3 is now available. Just 3 centimeters (1" in length).
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Specifications
| Finished Tag Dimensions | 38mm (1.5") x 10mm (0.4") x 2.8mm (0.12")
| | Heat Endurance | 400°F for 6 hours | | Impact | 100 drops free fall with 2.2lb iron ball from 4.95' | | Warranty | 3 Years | | Protocol | ISO/IEC 18000-6C EPCGlobal Class 1 Generation 2 | | Operating frequency | Global (860-960MHz) | | Ingression | IP68 | Lead Time
| 5 business days.
| | Adhesive | A 3M 9472LE adhesive strip is attached. This works great for most commercial applications but it is... adhesive. For seriously demanding applications, the TM4 has two holes for permanent mounting using a carbon screw or similar. Optionally, an epoxy could be used.
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Product Images
Different Pre-encoding options:- White Label or Yellow Label or No Label
- No Label will be all black with no human readable ID on tag
- Code 128 or Code 93 1D barcode with last 6 digits of tag ID human readable
- Encoding Schema:
- DoD EPC Format - Unique to your company using item-level tag identifier
- List - Send custom list of 24 digit hex numbers
| Difficult is the average range on a non-metal surface. The Nox-TM4 does not perform well without direct or near-direct contact to metal. Most laptops have metal areas that are ideal for tagging.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Will this tag work on non-metal parts?
- Yes. However, the read range is significantly reduced to around 1 foot.
- How do I attach the tag?
- A 3M 9472LE adhesive strip is included on the back of the tag. This works well in commercial office environments. Additionally, the tag has two holes for using a screw mount or a super-adhesive/epoxy could be applied to provide a stronger bond.
- What do I need to send in to place an order?
- Serial #'s - either a list or a range of numbers. These tags hold a 24 digit HEX number. We recommend you use it all and encode the begining with a header. As RFID becomes more prevalent, using '1 through 1,000' will drive you crazy because you will read thousands of other companies tags.
- Label Type: Yellow, White, or None.
- Barcode Format: Code 128 is standard.
- Barcode value: We encode the last 6 digits and print human readable. These can be HEX or Decimal. We recommend you use HEX.
- Too many questions? See the next FAQ answer
- I'm not sure what I need, I just need 1,000 asset tags. Please recommend a tag format.
- This is pretty common so here's what we recommend:
- Yellow Label
- Code 128 Barcode
- Last 6 HEX digits displayed
- Pre-Programmed in the DoD EPC 24-digit Format
- Using SimplyRFiD's Department of Defense Guaranteed Unique ID
- What RFID Readers work with these tags?
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