One-Way Locking Design
A metal locking piece is installed inside the buckle. Once the cable tie is inserted and tightened, it cannot be pulled back out easily, providing a secure sealing effect.
Stable RFID Reading
The RFID chip section remains outside the tied object, reducing interference from the material of the container or cargo and helping maintain stable reading performance.
Durable PP Housing
The tag is waterproof, corrosion-resistant, impact-resistant, and resistant to daily wear, making it suitable for logistics, warehousing, and outdoor transportation applications.
Long-Range Identification
The tag supports long-range reading with compatible fixed RFID readers and can also be identified using handheld RFID terminals.
Unique Cargo Identification
Each tag can carry a unique RFID code linked to container numbers, cargo records, shipment details, inspection status, and delivery information in the management system.
Customizable RFID Chip
Alien Higgs-3 is available as the standard chip, while other UHF RFID chips can be provided according to project requirements.
This UHF RFID cable tie tag is made from durable PP plastic with an RFID chip securely embedded inside. It is waterproof, impact-resistant, corrosion-resistant, wear-resistant, and suitable for long-term use in logistics and transportation environments.
The tag is designed for containers, cargo boxes, pallets, bags, and other secured items. It helps identify sealed cargo, record shipment information, simplify inventory checks, and reduce the risk of unauthorized replacement, loss, or incorrect handling.
Actual reading distance may vary depending on the RFID reader, antenna, output power, installation method, and operating environment.
In logistics operations, goods are often consolidated into large containers or cargo boxes for transportation. The RFID cable tie tag can be used to seal and identify each container while linking it to detailed cargo and shipment records.
At receiving, transfer, inspection, and delivery points, staff can scan the RFID tag to verify the container identity and access the associated cargo information. This helps improve shipment handover, inventory checking, and delivery verification while reducing manual recording errors.
When connected to an RFID logistics management system and reader infrastructure, the tag can also provide scan records at key checkpoints throughout the transportation process.
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