CYBRA Corporation, the developer of award-winning MarkMagic Bar Code Labels, RFID Tags, Electronic Forms, and Report Writing Software and EdgeMagic Integrated RFID Control Software, announced today a new tamper evident, single use RFID tagging solution-Lock&EnCode Locking RFID Seals. The cost-effective line of seals is designed for a range of demanding applications that require enhanced security including securing plastic distribution totes and high value items such as fine rugs. The product was announced here at the 11th annual RFID Journal LIVE! Conference and Exhibition at the Orange County Convention Center.
An alternative to conventional padlocks, CYBRA Lock& EnCode Locking RFID Seals feature Alien Higgs 3 silicon and are designed for global operation between 860-960MHz.The seals are compliant with EPCglobal Class 1 Gen 2 (version 1.2.0) and ISO-18000-6C.
Manufactured of high grade polypropylene, the CYBRA Lock& EnCode Locking RFID Seals have an advanced metal locking mechanism with a chromed steel hasp. They were developed in response to customer requests for a tamper evident seal for plastic distribution totes, containers, high-value items such as handmade carpets and rugs,and bundles of perishable goods.
CYBRA Lock& EnCodeLocking RFID Seals are available in two models - Basic and Custom. CYBRA Lock& EnCode Basic seals are delivered ready for customer RFID programming. Lock& EnCode Basic Seals accept ASCII and Hex data for flexible RFID User Data encoding using EdgeMagic EPC or EdgeMagic Mobile editions.
CYBRA Lock& EnCode CustomSeals are delivered with programmed RFID User Data encoded and permalocked to match serial numbers supplied by customer at time of order. The Custom seals are laser printed with customer logo or name, serial number, and Code 128 bar code.
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