RFID Epoxy Tag

This well-designed and modern RFID key-fob is a practical product allowing reliable and secured access control to entrances to buildings, car parks or secured doors thanks to the RFID tag.

Different types of chip for different uses

This RFID tag is one of the most widespread formats. This RFID (Radio Frequency IDentification) technology is a contactless identification technology developed to store and recover data at distance using a transmitter/receiver system. This technology uses an antenna and a chip containing a series of data, activated by a magnetic signal emitted by an RFID reader of the same frequency.

This PVC key-fob with RFID tag adapts to all types of situation for optimal security. It can be used in companies to control access to the entrance to buildings, to certain floors, or to certain rooms, but also to secure access to car parks. The RFID badge can easily replace the RFID card or the RFID label. Give yourself the opportunity to identify, protect and supervise your resources with a well-designed and modern key-fob.

The readers allow the emission of radio frequency signals to detect RFID chips within their range. Depending on the intended use and level of security chosen, it will be sufficient to choose a type of chip in your RFID tag adapted to the RFID reader of your choice. RFID tags are more efficient and easier to read at higher frequencies.

Customised Epoxy Tag

This RFID key-fob is covered with a resin dome to protect its surface. The key-fob can be entirely customised.

1 - Choose the shape of your modern RFID tag

All shapes (as far as possible) are feasible.

2- Choose the colour

Make your choice of colour. All colours are available. Four-colour printing.

3- Choose your logo

Four-colour printing of your logo or other symbol can be done front and back of your RFID key-fob.

4- Choose your RFID chip

You have the choice of 4 different technologies:

TK4100 (LF 125 KHz) EM4200 (LF 125 Khz) NXP Ultralight EV1 (HF 13.56MHz) Fudan 08 (MF1K Compatible)

5- Go further in your customisation

To learn more about RFID technology, read our article “Understanding RFID in 10 points” in the “SBE advises you” section of this site.