RFID Tag Smartrac Dogbone Impinj M730
The RFID tag Avery Dennison Dogbone Impinj M730 is specially designed to meet the needs of various applications in the global supply chain, industrial sectors, asset management, and sports timing. This innovative label utilizes high-quality RFID technology, enabling companies to optimize their logistics and asset management efficiently.
Equipped with the powerful Impinj M730 chip, this tag has a 128-bit EPC memory. The chip offers higher reading and writing sensitivity, allowing for faster and more accurate mass reading compared to previous technology.
The Dogbone M730 operates in the UHF Global frequency band 860-960 and has dimensions of 97 x 27 mm. Its robust and resistant design allows it to function in demanding environments and adhere to difficult-to-label surfaces, such as wood or glass.
This tag complies with international standards for quality and performance ISO 18000-63 EPC Class 1 Gen 2, ensuring its proper functioning in complex environments. Additionally, like all RFID products from Avery Dennison, it is manufactured following the highest industry quality standards.
The Dogbone M730 is available in different configurations, offering a wide range of options to suit the specific needs of each business.
Product code:
Dry Inlay: 3008223 / IL-604163
Wet Inlay: 3008445 / IL-604318
Label: 3008054 / IL-604042
- Technology: UHF
- Frequency: UHF Global 860-960 MHz
- Product Type: Inlays and Tags
- Chip: Impinj Monza M730
- EPC memory: 128 bits, 96 bits
- Material: White Wet Inlay, Dry Inlay, Label / Sticker
- Mounting: Glass, Plastic, Non Metal, Wood
- ISO: ISO 18000-63, EPC Class 1 Gen 2
- Operating temperature: -40 °C to 85 °C / -40 °F to 185 °F
- Size: 97mm x 27mm – 3.82in x 1.06in
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