How durable are the tags? That is, what are the lowest and highest temperatures

The typical operating temperature for an RFID inlay (tag) found in most smart labels is between -25º C and 70º C. Storage temperature typically is between -40 º C and 85º C. These values will vary from manufacturer to manufacturer and will depend on the tag��s components. There are industrial tags available in the market that will withstand temperatures as high as 250º C, which could, for example, stand up to heat sterilization requirements for medical items.

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