Durable UHF RFID Stickers for Retail and Warehouse Use

Elfday is established in 2015, by which time the founder have already been involved in the barcode /RFID industry for many years. Lingtian technicians have over 12 years of experience in warehouse management. Since its establishment, the company has transacted with over 10,000 clients, among which more than 300 are stable clients, including listed companies, public institutions and military industrial enterprises. From the perspective of brands and retailers, the key data indicators are to improve inventory accuracy up to 100% and brand safety to create a more satisfactory Omni channel shopping experience, with the focus on maximizing convenience and availability

FAQs:

Why choose our RFID tags?

Affordable and reliable, our UHF RFID stickers are the perfect solution for businesses looking to streamline inventory management.

How is data written to the tags?

Data can be written individually using an RFID reader/writer or in batches using an RFID printer.

How much do RFID tags cost?

The price depends on your requirements; tags made of different materials and with different chips have different prices. Our lowest-priced tag is $0.022 per piece.

What is the minimum order quantity?

We have no minimum order quantity; we ship even for a single item.

What is the maximum reading distance?

The reading and writing distance is up to 5 meters.

What RFID chip is embedded in these labels?

Our label uses the KU7 chip.

What is the frequency of this RFID tag?

840-960MHz

How much storage capacity do RFID tag chips have?

The conventional EPC area (commonly used area) has 128 bits.

What protocol does the tag use?

ISO 18000-6C compliant

What is the lifespan of the labels?

Our RFID tag data can be stored for 10 years.

Can the tags be reused?

Yes, as long as the tag is not damaged, the chip data can be erased and rewritten 100,000 times.

What are the dimensions of the label?

size：73mm*20mm（It can also be customized according to your needs）

What material are the labels made of?

Coated Paper/PET material