Disposable Customizable Length RFID Cable Tie Tag
ABS + Nylon RFID cable tie with a large 92×28mm printable head and customizable strap length from 198mm to 728mm. Supports the widest range of UHF and HF chips.
- Strap length customizable from 198 mm to 728 mm — standard is 448 mm, no retooling required
- 92 × 28 mm flat ABS head — the largest printable face in the disposable cable tie range
- Widest chip selection: UHF (U8, U9, H3, H9, HEC, R6P, M730) and HF (NTAG213, F08, ICODE SLI-X)
- Custom strap length, chip model, colour, laser printing, and EPC/NDEF encoding per order
Disposable Customizable Length RFID — Features
Most cable tie RFID tags are injection-moulded as a single piece, which permanently fixes the strap length at the mould design. A procurement team managing mixed asset diameters — narrow conduit bundles, wide cable trays, large drum flanges — ends up maintaining multiple tag SKUs, each with a different strap length, creating inventory and replenishment complexity. This tag solves that by separating the head and strap into distinct components assembled at production: a single head design serves the full asset range, with strap length specified per order batch rather than per mould revision. Standardising on one head also simplifies encoding, printing, and reader compatibility across the entire deployment.
Key Features
- Strap length customizable from 198 mm to 728 mm — standard is 448 mm, no retooling required
- 92 × 28 mm flat ABS head — the largest printable face in the disposable cable tie range
- Widest chip selection: UHF (U8, U9, H3, H9, HEC, R6P, M730) and HF (NTAG213, F08, ICODE SLI-X)
- Custom strap length, chip model, colour, laser printing, and EPC/NDEF encoding per order
Disposable Customizable Length RFID — Customization
Disposable Customizable Length RFID — Specifications
| Head Size | 92 × 28 mm |
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| Standard Total Length | 448 mm (strap customizable 198–728 mm) |
| Material | ABS head + Nylon strap |
| UHF Chips | NXP U8, U9, H3, Impinj H9, HEC, R6P, M730 |
| HF Chips | NTAG213, MIFARE F08, ICODE SLI-X |
| Frequency | 860–960 MHz (UHF) / 13.56 MHz (HF) |
| Protocol | ISO 18000-6C / ISO 14443A / ISO 15693 |
| Operating Temp | -10 °C to +65 °C |
| Colour Options | Black, Yellow, Red, Blue, Green, White |
| Customization | Custom length, laser print, silk-screen, encoding |
| MOQ | 1,000 pcs |
Disposable Customizable Length RFID — FAQ
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Most cable tie RFID tags are injection-moulded in one piece, which fixes strap length at the mould. This product is modular: the ABS head (with the RFID inlay) and nylon strap are separate components, so the strap can be cut to any length from 198–728 mm without retooling.
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Yes. The flat ABS surface takes a laser-printed QR code at resolution suitable for standard industrial scanners. We recommend a minimum module size of 0.8 mm, which comfortably fits a 21×21 module version with error correction level M on the 28 mm dimension.
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These are UHF chip models from Impinj and Fujitsu optimized for specific use cases — e.g., M730 supports a larger user memory bank useful for temperature log data. If you are unsure which chip fits your system, share your middleware platform and we will recommend the best match.
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The overall MOQ is 1,000 pcs per order. If you require multiple strap lengths in a single order, each length variant has a sub-MOQ of 500 pcs. For example, a 2,000 pc order could be split as 500 pcs × 4 different lengths.
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Yes — the single-use locking mechanism means the strap cannot be loosened or removed without cutting. A cut strap is immediately visible, providing passive tamper evidence at receiving, checkpoint, or audit. For active tamper detection requiring dedicated opening tools, see our Reusable EAS RFID Cable Tie Tag.
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