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Passive read/write operation
Use passive RFID technology as a compact identification layer within a compatible UHF RFID system.
Passive UHF RFID Tag / Label
RFID labels built around your identification workflow.
Support item identification, printing, encoding, and adhesive application with passive UHF RFID tags for payment, ticketing, e-payment, advertising, packaging, logistics, retail, and custom projects.
860–960 MHzRead/write operationCustom formats
860–960 MHzUHF operating frequency
Up to 6 mListed reading distance*
Gen2 / 18000-6CProtocol support
-20°C to +65°CListed working range
Why this tag
One RFID label. Multiple ways to configure it.
Start with your application and build the tag format around the surface, reader, data, printing, and workflow requirements.
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Custom size and format
Evaluate round, square, and customized tag dimensions for different products, packaging, cards, tickets, and labels.
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Print and encode together
Combine human-readable serial numbers, QR codes, barcodes, and RFID encoding in one label workflow.
Visible inlay pattern and continuous roll format.
Flexible customization
Designed for the way your system reads and identifies.
The tag can be evaluated around your reader, antenna, surface, printing, and data requirements. Use the physical label and digital tag identity together in one deployment.
- Coated paper, paper, and thermal paper options listed
- CMYK offset printing and silk printing
- Serial number, QR code, barcode, and encoding options
- Adhesive attachment method
- Round, square, and customized dimensions
Technical overview
Specifications at a glance.
Use the table below as a starting point for project evaluation. Final performance should be confirmed with the selected reader, antenna, surface, and application environment.
| Item | Specification |
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| Product type | Passive, read/write UHF RFID tag |
| Tag material options | Coated paper, paper, thermal paper |
| Frequency | 860–960 MHz |
| Chip options listed | Alien H3 / H4; Monza 4 / 5 / 6 |
| Protocol | EPCglobal Class 1 Gen2 / ISO 18000-6C |
| Reading distance | Up to 6 m, depending on system and test conditions |
| Memory listed | EPC 96 bits; User 512 bits; TID 64 bits |
| Printing | CMYK offset printing; silk printing |
| Customization | Serial number, QR code, barcode, encoding, and approved options |
| Attachment method | Adhesive |
| Working temperature | -20°C to +65°C |
| Sizes listed | Round: 50 / 40 / 30 / 25 mm diameter; square: 50 × 50 / 40 × 40 / 29 × 29 mm; customized sizes available for evaluation |
| Packaging listed | 1,000 pcs/roll or 2,000 pcs/roll |
* “Up to 6 m” is a stated maximum, not an unconditional guarantee. Actual reading distance depends on the chip, antenna, reader, tag orientation, mounting surface, interference, and system configuration.
Where it fits
Built for payment, ticketing, and digital identification workflows.
Use one configurable tag platform across multiple project types, then validate the final design with your actual reader and software.
Payment & e-payment
Support compatible payment identification workflows with printed and encoded tags.
Ticketing
Combine tag identity, printed information, reader position, and software rules.
Advertising
Add serial numbers, QR codes, barcodes, or customized artwork to campaign labels.
Custom RFID projects
Review the format around your target surface, reader, data, and delivery requirements.
Project workflow
From application requirements to production-ready labels.
A clear pre-production process helps reduce compatibility surprises and keeps the physical label aligned with the digital workflow.
Confirm the application
Share the intended use, target surface, environment, reader, and expected workflow.
Confirm format and data
Define size, material, chip, EPC serialization, printing, barcode, QR code, and encoding needs.
Test before production
Evaluate reading consistency, adhesive performance, print quality, and data encoding on real equipment.
Questions buyers ask
UHF RFID Tag FAQ.
What is a passive UHF RFID tag?
A passive UHF RFID tag is powered by the radio signal from a compatible reader rather than an internal battery. It returns identification data to the reader and may support writing when the chip and system allow it.
What frequency does this tag use?
The supplied specification lists 860–960 MHz. Confirm the final regional frequency, reader, antenna, and application requirements before production.
Can the tag be printed with a barcode or QR code?
Yes. The supplied specification lists serial numbers, QR codes, barcodes, CMYK offset printing, and silk printing as available options.
Can the tag be customized in different sizes?
Yes. Listed options include several round and square sizes, with customized formats available for project evaluation.
What protocol does the tag support?
The specification lists EPCglobal Class 1 Gen2 / ISO 18000-6C. Confirm compatibility with the selected reader, middleware, and application software.
Can I request samples?
The supplied specification states that samples are available. Contact the supplier to confirm current sample policy, lead time, shipping terms, and encoding options.
Start your RFID project
Ready to customize your UHF RFID tags?
Send your application, tag size, chip preference, printing requirements, encoding format, reader model, and estimated quantity. We will help review the specification and prepare a quotation.
