Security tag

Start by identifying where you’ll tag items: home-office assets, safety/security labeling, or access-control tagging. The available options include multiple 8.2MHz ABS plastic tags in shapes like small square, small golf, big square, circular, and big golf for everyday tagging, plus a 13.56MHz RFID proximity key-fob (YX-4CM) designed for access-control readers and built to an IP67 level of durability. If you need cable labeling, there are roll-based tags (10 rolls, 0–9) and cable-number labels (100 pieces in ten sets) for organized wiring.

Frequency determines which readers can recognize the tag. 8.2MHz tags are common for general tagging tasks and pair with compatible readers, while 13.56MHz tags like the YX-4CM use MIFARE S50 technology and work with compatible access-control systems; they are designed to be not copyable and, in this case, come with an IP67-durable housing. This means higher-security access applications require the 13.56MHz option, while routine labeling can use the 8.2MHz variants.

For home-office asset labeling, you can choose 8.2MHz ABS-plastic shapes (small square, small golf, big square, circular, big golf) that are lightweight and easy to attach. For professional access control, the 13.56MHz RFID proximity key-fob provides a higher-security solution that integrates with MIFARE readers. Additionally, cable tagging kits (rolls and numbering labels) help organize wiring and equipment in workspaces or workshops.

Ensure the tag’s frequency matches your reader’s capability: 8.2MHz variants suit general tagging tasks, while the 13.56MHz YX-4CM Fob suits MIFARE-based access-control readers and outdoor use given its IP67 rating. Use ABS plastic housings for durability on everyday items, and rely on the dedicated cable tags for bundles and the numbering labels for clear identification of cables and assets.

Yes. You can pair cable tagging with cable numbering labels to keep wiring organized. For example, cable tags come as 10 rolls of numbers 0–9 with 350 markers per roll, while separate cable-numbering label sets provide 100 markers in ten subgroups. These options are ideal for offices, workshops, or data spaces where clear identification is needed alongside asset tags.

Shape and size matter for readability and placement. The set includes small square and circular 8.2MHz tags, larger big-square tags, and the circular variant, plus golf-tag forms. Sizes like Φ53x23mm or Φ62x23mm, as well as rectangular 7x43x53mm options, offer flexibility to fit various surfaces and items. If you’re tagging dense cables or small objects, the smaller tags are often ideal; for larger equipment, opt for the bigger shapes.