ST-Octopus SALT Tag (Pre-printed, Pre-encoded RFID Label)

The ST-Octopus SALT RFID Tag is a small-sized, pre-printed/pre-encoded label designed for application on a wide range of non-metallic objects, offering global performance even on frequency-detuning materials like cardboard & plastic. It’s ideally suited for applications where the label application area is limited, making it ideal for deployment across a multitude of applications.

Typical Applications:

  • Tracking specimens
  • Lab samples
  • Lab assets
  • Lab equipment
  • Cosmetics products

Features and Benefits:

  • Reliable and Durable
  • Improved Efficiency
  • Accurate Sample Identification
  • Enhanced Traceability
  • Customizable and Versatile
  • Scalable Solution

Frequently Asked Questions:

How durable are ST-Octopus SALT Lab Tag Labels?

ST-Octopus SALT Lab Tag labels are designed to withstand the demanding lab environment. They are constructed with high-quality materials that are resistant to chemicals, moisture, and temperatures, ensuring their durability and reliability throughout the sample’s lifecycle.

What is the read range of ST-Octopus SALT RFID Tag?

The read range of ST-Octopus SALT RFID Tag can vary depending on factors such as the tag’s form factor, the reader’s power output, and the environmental conditions. In general, it offers a reliable read range of several meters.

Can ST-Octopus SALT RFID Tag be customized?

Yes, the ST-Octopus SALT RFID Tag can be customized according to specific requirements. Please contact us to request more details regarding ordering custom-printed tags.

Are these tags pre-printed and pre-encoded?

Yes, this SKU is pre-printed and pre-encoded with the ST-Octopus logo, a unique human-readable EPC value, and a QR code.

Product Summary

The ST-Octopus SALT Tag (31.75 x 19.43 mm) is a small, pre-printed, and pre-encoded UHF RFID label (Impinj Monza R6P chip) designed for reliable global performance on non-metallic items. With a high-tack adhesive, it is ideal for tracking specimens, lab samples, and other assets where the label area is limited or performance on frequency-detuning materials is required.

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