IDTS-6015 UHF On-Metal RFID PCB Tag 60x15x4 mm Screw-Mount Anti-Metal Tag for Machinery & Tools

The IDTS-6015 is a passive UHF on-metal (anti-metal) RFID tag built on a PCB substrate, shaped as a slim white rectangular bar measuring 60 x 15 x 4 mm. It carries mounting holes at both ends plus a hole at the centre, so it is fixed with screws rather than stuck down — a practical choice for Indian plants, workshops and utility sites where assets are metal, handling is rough and a tag has to stay exactly where the audit team expects to find it. Working to ISO18000-6C with an operating range of -20 C to +150 C, it reads at approx. 6 m on metal.

Key Specifications

• SKU: IDTS-6015 (IDentium / IDTS)
• Product type: UHF on-metal (anti-metal) RFID tag
• Chip: U8 (as specified)
• Protocol: ISO18000-6C
• Frequency: 860-960 MHz (global UHF band); India operates in the 865-867 MHz de-licensed band
• EPC memory: 128 bits
• TID memory: 96 bits
• USER memory: none
• Read distance: approx. 6 m on metal
• Material: PCB
• Substrate class: PCB
• Dimensions: length 60 mm x width 15 mm x thickness 4 mm (4 mm at the highest point)
• Mounting hole diameter: 4 mm
• Hole spacing: 54 mm centre-to-centre between the two end mounting holes
• Shape: rectangular bar with mounting holes at both ends and a hole at the centre
• Mounting method: screw-mount
• Anti-metal: yes — intended for use on metal surfaces
• Operating temperature: -20 C to +150 C
• Colour: white
• Category: PCB and Ceramic Tags

Applications

• Plant and machinery asset registers — motors, pumps, gearboxes, compressors and machine frames where a 60 mm bar can be screwed onto a flat metal face.
• Moulds, dies, jigs and fixtures — tooling that cycles through hot processes and needs an identity that survives the shop-floor routine, within the stated -20 C to +150 C range.
• Electrical panels, switchgear and utility field equipment — distribution boards, feeder pillars, transformer enclosures and metering cabinets on scheduled inspection rounds.
• IT asset audits — server racks, rack rails, switch and UPS chassis, where annual physical verification is faster with a handheld reader than with a clipboard.
• Tool crib and calibration control — larger hand tools, torque wrenches, gauges and test instruments issued and returned across shifts.
• Railway and rolling-stock components — depot and workshop tracking of metal sub-assemblies where a mechanically screwed fixing is preferred to adhesive.
• Returnable metal handling equipment — trolleys, cages, stillages, racks and valve or pipe-support brackets moving between plant, warehouse and vendor.

Why Choose This Tag

• Designed for metal, not merely tolerant of it. This is an anti-metal construction: mounted on a metal surface it reads at approx. 6 m, so aisle-level and doorway scans stay practical instead of forcing operators to touch every asset.
• Mechanically fixed, with a repeatable drilling pattern. Two 4 mm end holes at 54 mm centre-to-centre, plus a centre hole, mean the same jig or template works across an entire fleet of assets — and the tag is screwed down rather than relying on a bond.
• A wide -20 C to +150 C operating range. That covers cold-store and outdoor Indian ambient conditions at one end and hot tooling, ovens and process areas at the other.
• ISO18000-6C with a 96-bit TID. The factory-programmed TID gives every unit a unique, non-rewritable identity alongside the 128-bit EPC you encode for your own numbering scheme. Note that this variant has no USER memory, so plan on EPC-based data models.
• Compact 60 x 15 x 4 mm white PCB bar. Narrow enough to sit on a machine rib, panel door edge or rack rail without fouling covers, and light in colour so a printed or laser-marked asset number stays easy to read during manual checks.

Read range is a typical figure, not a guaranteed maximum. Actual performance varies with the reader and antenna used, transmit power, antenna orientation, the mounting surface and surrounding metal or RF conditions. We recommend a site trial with your own reader before committing to a large rollout.