Glass RFID Tag

This 134 kHz LF Glass Tube RFID Tag is commonly used for animal identification, small parts identification, and medical parts applications. Many RFID tags take the form of a glass transponder in a cylinder shape. RFID glass tags can be implanted into lab animals and are commonly made up of an electric circuitry and a solenoid antenna enclosed in a glass capsule. The capsule aspect of their design results in them being both wider and thicker than necessary. Although RFID glass tags have evolved over the years to overcome biocompatibility concerns, read range limitations and fragility complications, their size can still be classed as excessively invasive which poses threats of infection, migration and displacement.