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GETSMART RFID LIMITED
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26.8 x 9mm Built in Melamine Dish UHF PCB Metal Resistant High Temperature RFID Tag U9 Chip

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Key attributes

Brand Name

GSC

Manufacturer Part Number

GSC0618FP-98

Type

UHF

Mounting Type

encapsulation

Place of Origin

Guangdong, China

Description

ISO/IEC18000-6C RFID Chip

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Key attributes

Brand Name
GSC
Manufacturer Part Number
GSC0618FP-98
Type
UHF
Mounting Type
encapsulation
Place of Origin
Guangdong, China
Description
ISO/IEC18000-6C RFID Chip
Application
Built-in melamine plate application
category
UHF PCB tag
Size
26.8*9Mm
Chip
U9
Material
PCB
Power supply
Passive
Protocol
ISO/IEC18000-6C
Customized support
Customized logo

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Customization options

Chip(+ from /Min. order: 10,000 pieces)
Size(+ from /Min. order: 10,000 pieces)
Customized logo(+ from /Min. order: 10,000 pieces)
Graphic customization(+ from /Min. order: 10,000 pieces)
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