135250001

RFID Transponders, Tags Overview

The Molex 13525-0001 is an active RFID tag designed for asset tracking on metal surfaces. Operating at a frequency of 13.56 MHz, it features a button-style footprint with a diameter of 34.00mm and a thickness of 3.00mm. The component supports a read range of 30.0mm and allows for secure attachment via screws or adhesive.

RFID Transponders, Tags Feature Summary

• Engineered specifically for reliable identification on conductive metal surfaces
• Supports dual mounting methods including screw fixation and adhesive application
• Operates within the high-frequency NFC/RFID spectrum for short-range data exchange

RFID Transponders, Tags Applications

• Industrial asset tracking systems
• Equipment identification on metal enclosures
• Inventory management for metallic tools

RFID Transponders, Tags Procurement Notes

Verify the specific series designation (13515) against current Molex documentation to ensure compatibility with existing reader infrastructure. Confirm that the adhesive backing meets environmental requirements for the intended installation surface. Check for any recent updates to compliance declarations such as REACH or RoHS status before finalizing procurement orders.

RFID Transponders, Tags Selection Notes

Select this component when standard tags fail due to metal interference. The 34mm diameter provides sufficient surface area for stable coupling. Ensure the mounting method aligns with the physical constraints of the target asset. This model is suitable for applications requiring robust attachment on irregular or hard-to-reach metal locations.

RFID Transponders, Tags Part Context

This part belongs to the Molex RFID Solutions portfolio, categorized under Asset Tracking. It is distinct from connector accessories and PCB headers found in general catalogs. The product status is listed as active, indicating ongoing availability for new designs.

RFID Transponders, Tags Replacement Considerations

No public substitute part numbers are documented. Direct replacement requires identical specifications regarding frequency, form factor, and metal-mounting capability.