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Stainless Steel UHF RFID Tag SteelSquare (35 × 35 mm)

A 35 × 35 mm UHF RFID tag in a stainless steel housing with an epoxy face, for metal assets exposed to washdown, weather and heat. IP68 rated, ISO 18000-6C, tolerates up to +250 °C ambient.

₹650

per piece + 18% GST

Minimum order: 500 pieces · the final price for your quantity is confirmed in the quote

View datasheet PDF · 181 KB
  • 7-day replacement · 1-year warranty against manufacturing defects
  • Blue Dart next-day delivery
  • Samples ₹250 (1–2 pcs, incl. shipping) · request

Key features

  • Stainless steel body with an industrial-grade epoxy resin surface
  • IP68 sealed against dust and water
  • Operating range −30 °C to +85 °C; tolerates up to +250 °C ambient
  • ISO 18000-6C (EPC Gen2) UHF air protocol
  • 35 × 35 × 5 mm, 16 g; fix with epoxy or through the rivet hole
Protocol
ISO 18000-6C
Operating temperature
−30 °C to +85 °C
Ambient temperature
−30 °C to +250 °C

Overview

What the SteelSquare UHF RFID tag is built for

SteelSquare puts a UHF RFID tag inside a stainless steel housing with an industrial epoxy face. The result is a flat 35 × 35 × 5 mm square that can sit on a steel trolley, a die, a rack upright or a machine guard and take knocks, hosing down and outdoor weather. It is sealed to IP68 and uses the ISO 18000-6C (EPC Gen2) air protocol, so standard UHF readers on India’s 865–868 MHz band can read it.

Understanding the two temperature ratings

The datasheet quotes two figures. The operating range of −30 °C to +85 °C is where you should plan to read and write the tag. The ambient rating of up to +250 °C is the heat the tag is rated to be exposed to, for example an asset that passes through a hot process and is scanned once it has cooled.

If your process runs close to +250 °C, or combines heat with steam or chemicals, put a sample through the real cycle before tagging the whole fleet.

Square tag or bar tag?

A square face suits flat panels and broad surfaces with room for a 35 mm footprint. For narrow edges such as tool shanks or fixture rails, a slimmer bar-shaped tag like the Steelcode ceramic tag fits better. Our guide to choosing on-metal RFID tags walks through the trade-offs.

Typical applications

  • Tools and dies
  • Material handling trolleys
  • Steel racking
  • Plant machinery
  • Outdoor metal assets

Specifications

Datasheet (PDF)
ProtocolISO 18000-6C
Dimensions35 × 35 × 5 mm
Weight16 g
MaterialStainless steel body; industrial-grade epoxy resin surface
ColourSilver and black (default)
MountingIndustrial epoxy resin or rivet hole
Operating temperature−30 °C to +85 °C
Ambient temperature−30 °C to +250 °C
IP ratingIP68
Place of originIndia

Frequently asked questions

Can SteelSquare be mounted directly on metal?
Yes. It is made for metal assets such as tools, trolleys, racks and machinery, where ordinary paper or PET labels do not read reliably.
Is the SteelSquare tag waterproof?
Yes. It is rated IP68, with a stainless steel body and an epoxy resin surface, so it handles washdown, rain and dust.
What is the difference between the +85 °C and +250 °C figures?
+85 °C is the top of the operating range, within which the tag is read and written. +250 °C is the ambient temperature it is rated to tolerate. Read the tag once the asset is back within the operating range.
What read range should I expect?
The datasheet does not state a read range, and on-metal performance depends heavily on the reader, the antenna and the mounting surface. Test a sample with your own reader at the distance you need before ordering in bulk.
How is the tag fixed to equipment?
With industrial epoxy resin, or mechanically through the rivet hole. Use a rivet where the asset is heated or washed often, as adhesive bonds can weaken over repeated cycles.

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