Sokymat has expanded its transponder range to meet growing demand in industry areas such as laundry, waste management, industrial automation and logistics control.
Already established as a manufacturer of transponders for the automotive industry, the company has now launched an increased range of low frequency glass-encapsulated tags operating between 125 kHz and 140 kHz, including a new 4 mm diameter tag. The new tags are available with a range of ICs, including the one-time-programmable (OTP) EM4305 chip from EM Marin which offers a significantly improved read distance and is suited for a number of applications – from industry logistics to access control. In addition, the EM4305 supports waste management (BDE) and animal identification (ISO FDX-B) standards.
As the RFID transponder is encapsulated in glass, it can be attached to, or embedded into, the object or animal to be identified, without risk. It is hermetically sealed in a housing designed to survive harsh environmental conditions and its inherent bio-compatibility ensures a sterile application every time.
These read-only glass tags vary in size from 2,12 x 12 mm and 3,15 x 13,3 mm to 3,85 x 23 mm and 3,85 x 32 mm, allowing them to be embedded, attached or injected for a variety of RFID tagging applications.
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