In healthcare contexts, biological samples necessitate storage at temperatures below -135°C (-211°F) to prevent degradation. This poses a significant challenge for cryo track RFID tags. Nevertheless, the implementation of RFID has proven to be a secure system, with several hospitals and research laboratories having already integrated the RFID system. The CryoRFID Deep-Freeze RFID vial and tube labels are primarily employed in cancer and stem cell research.
JYL-Tech has introduced CryoRFID Deep-Freeze RFID Labels, which feature self-developed RFID transponders with exceptional adhesion properties and specialized face stock materials. These CryoRFID Deep-Freeze RFID Labels can be affixed to various items, including specimens, medications, and vaccine containers like glass tubes, plastic droppers, bottles, and burettes. Remarkably, these tagged items can be stored in liquid nitrogen for extended periods.
Furthermore, we offer tailored CryoRFID Deep-Freeze RFID Labels to meet diverse application requirements, encompassing considerations like RFID tag size, performance, operating frequency, the specific cryogenic environments they'll function in, and specific printing requirements for the tags. We can also provide compatible RFID reading devices and inventory hardware for efficient data collection on a group level.
Highlighted Features
Product Parameters：
Dimension: | Customized |
Material: | PP |
Operating Frequency: | 860-960MHz |
Protocol: | ISO18000-6C, EPC Gen2 |
IC: | UHF chip |
Operating Mode: | Passive |
IC Life: | 100,000pcs programming cycles |
Data: | 50 years data retention |
