The tags incorporate the SupraNano chip inside an ultra-resistant body.
The body is made of galvanized bronze (Atex) to work even in the most extreme working environments and comply with Atex standards for working in explosive atmospheres.
They comply with MIL-STD 810H, are resistant to impacts (IK10), dust and water (IP68) and up to a depth of 6000 meters.
■ An NFC-enabled mobile device or smartphone can be used as a reader (iOS 14 or later / Android 12 or later required).
■ It meets the requirements of the US military standard MIL-STD-810H.
■ It meets the IK10 impact protection level.
■ It meets the highest level of dust and water resistance IP68.
■ Unique design.
■ Patents in multiple countries.
■ Using Supra Digital Chips with RiConnect software (or other compatible) you can achieve: product traceability, manufacturer authentication and digitized product information.
■ Thanks to their special coating, they comply with ATEX, IECEx and UKEx certifications and are suitable for use in explosive atmospheres.
■ Materials: Galvanized bronze (Atex), compliant with Atex standards for working in explosive atmospheres.
■ Dimensions (mm): 18X28
■ Applications: pipelines, hoses, valves.
■ It meets the requirements of the US military standard MIL-STD-810H.
■ It meets the IK10 impact protection level.
■ It meets the highest level of dust and water resistance IP68.
■ Reading via NFC-enabled smartphone (iOS 14 or later, Android 12 or later).
■ RF protocol ISO 15693.
■ Operating frequency HF – 13.56 MHz.
■ Memory configuration 16 characters UID, 2000 bits.
■ IP Rating IP68.
■ Reading and writing capabilities.
■ Reading range: maximum 5 mm.
■ SUPRA™ digital chips work seamlessly with RiConnect software, but also with third-party asset management software.
■ Exposure temperatures: -30 + 125°C
■ Continuous exposure temperatures: -30 + 125°C
■ Waterproof and ice-proof.
■ Operation up to 6000 meters deep.
For further information, please contact us: our sales technicians will indicate the most suitable products for your applications.
