IDTS-D50 50mm Anti-Metal UHF RFID Tag, Threaded Stud – Metal Alloy + PCB + Epoxy, Cylinders & Moulds

The IDTS-D50 is a 50 mm round anti-metal UHF RFID tag built for assets that other labels simply cannot handle — cylinders, moulds, valves and heavy tooling. Its metal-alloy body carries a PCB antenna potted in epoxy resin, and a central threaded stud lets the tag be screwed straight into the asset rather than stuck on, so identification survives the handling, heat and grease of a real Indian plant floor.

Key Specifications

• SKU: IDTS-D50
• Product type: UHF on-metal (anti-metal) RFID tag
• Category: PCB and Ceramic Tags
• Chip: NXP UCODE 8
• Air-interface 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
• Read distance: approx. 5 m on metal (depends on reader/writer performance)
• Anti-metal: Yes — designed for mounting directly on metal assets
• Material: Metal alloy + PCB + epoxy resin
• Construction: Metal-alloy housing with a PCB antenna, epoxy-resin potted
• Shape: Round disc with central threaded stud
• Disc diameter: 50 mm (φ50 mm)
• Disc thickness: 7 mm
• Overall height: 26 mm including the central threaded stud
• Stud thread: marked M3~M8 — internal or external thread customisable on request
• Operating temperature: -40°C to +200°C
• Colour: Silver metallic body with black epoxy top face

Applications

• Gas and LPG cylinder tracking — the studded disc mounts on the cylinder collar or foot ring for filling-plant and distribution-yard cycle counts.
• Moulds, dies and jigs — press shops, forging units and injection-moulding floors where tooling moves between machines and storage racks.
• Tool cribs and heavy tooling issue/return — a 50 mm disc suits large spanners, fixtures, torque tools and die blocks rather than small hand tools.
• Valves, flanges and pipeline assets — utilities, water boards and process plants running scheduled inspection rounds on metal fittings.
• Railway depots and rolling stock components — bogie parts, couplers and depot equipment that need a screw-fixed identity.
• Plant machinery and motor maintenance — pumps, gearboxes and panels in manufacturing, cement, steel and pharma utilities blocks.
• Steel pallets, cages and trolleys — returnable metal transport assets circulating between warehouse and line-side.

Why Choose This Tag

• Made to work on metal, not around it. This is an anti-metal design in a metal alloy + PCB + epoxy resin build, delivering approx. 5 m on metal instead of the dead zone a standard label gives you on a steel surface.
• Screw-fixed, not stuck on. The central threaded stud — specified M3~M8, internal or external thread customisable on request — gives a mechanical fixing that will not peel off a greasy or repainted asset.
• A -40°C to +200°C window. The epoxy-potted, metal-alloy construction is rated for high-temperature environments, so the tag stays on the asset through hot process areas rather than being removed and re-applied.
• Serialised, standards-based data. The NXP UCODE 8 chip runs ISO18000-6C with 128-bit EPC and 96-bit TID, so your EPC carries the asset number while the TID gives a unique factory identity for verification.
• A compact, mountable footprint. A 50 mm disc, 7 mm thick and 26 mm tall including the stud, in a silver metallic body with a black epoxy top face — small enough for cylinder collars and tool bodies, large enough to read across a yard aisle.

Note: read range is indicative and varies with the reader and antenna used, transmit power and regional settings, tag orientation, and the size and shape of the metal surface the tag is mounted on. We recommend a site trial with your own reader before large-scale rollout.