The autoclavable Roswell, the first tag of its kind, uses only its stainless steel interior as an antenna. The patent-pending tag is constructed of two cylindrical metal cases with a thin high temperature substrate between them. While existing products in the market may use a tag packaged inside a metal case, Autoclavable Roswell is completely different. Because there is no RFID tag packaged inside Roswell, the antenna-free design ensures reliability and durability by eliminating the risk of tag failure from high impact and vibration. It is also highly resistant to chemical cleaning and autoclave cycles. SPECIFICATIONS ELECTRICAL: Air Interface Protocol: EPCglobal UHF Class 1 Gen 2 (ISO 18000-6C) Operating Frequency: US (902-928 MHz) IC Type: Alien Higgs 3 Memory: EPC 96 bits, User 512 bits, TID 64 bits EPC Memory Content: Unique, randomized number Max Read Distance On Metal: Up to 5 m (16.4 ft) Applicable Surface Materials: Metallic surfaces MECHANICAL: Tag Form Factor: Hard tag Tag Materials: Stainless steel Attachment Method: Bracket included for welding, cable tie, rivet hole ø 0.19 in (ø 5 mm) Dimensions (w/o bracket/tolerance): ø 1.10 x 0.43 in (+/- 0.02 in) | ø 28 x 11 mm (+/- 0.5 mm) Weight: 26 g ENVIRONMENT: Operating Temperature: -40° to + 85°C
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