Essential Avery Dennison Dogbone M730 Label 3,000pcs/reel Set [07uEyGIU]

Avery Dennison DogBone M730 Label Solution

Introducing the Avery Dennison DogBone M730 Label, a cutting-edge solution designed to meet the demands of global supply chain, logistics, and sports timing applications. This label is engineered to excel in challenging environments and difficult-to-tag materials, making it a versatile choice for a wide range of industries. With its superior performance and impressive features, the DogBone M730 Label is the ideal choice for businesses seeking reliable and efficient labeling solutions.

Key Product Features and Specifications

Featuring an Impinj M730 chip, the DogBone M730 Label offers unparalleled performance and durability. This label operates within the UHF frequency band (860-960 MHz), ensuring compatibility with a wide range of RFID systems. The label's antenna dimensions are 94 x 24 mm (3.70 x 0.90 in), providing optimal performance and readability. With a die cut dimension of 97 x 27 mm (3.82 x 1.06 in), these labels are designed to fit various applications seamlessly. The EPC memory of 128 bits and available TID memory offer ample storage for data, while the label's good tolerance against the detuning effect of high dielectric materials ensures reliable performance in demanding conditions.

Practical Applications and Benefits

Whether you're managing a complex supply chain, optimizing logistics operations, or timing sports events, the Avery Dennison DogBone M730 Label is the perfect solution. Its robust design and advanced features make it an ideal choice for everyday use. The label's ability to handle challenging materials and environments ensures that your tags will remain readable and functional, even under harsh conditions. With a product code of Label 3008054 and competitive pricing starting at just $0.243 per piece for 3,000 pcs, the DogBone M730 Label offers exceptional value for money. Upgrade your labeling solution today and experience the benefits of this top-tier product from Avery Dennison.