Description:

Physical Specifications:
Item	ASUHF40X15
Material	Coated Paper/PET
Antenna Dimension	37*12 mm
Wet Inlay Dimension	40*15 mm
RFID Specifications:
Protocol	EPC global Gen2, ISO/IEC 18000-6c
Frequency	860-960 MHz
Chip	R6
EPC	96 bits
TID	96 bits
Reading Range	1-3 meters
Data Retention	＞10 years
Write Endurance	100,000 times
Application	Asset management Retail management Warehouse/Logistic management Container/Box/Pallet tracking, etc.
Environmental Specifications
Working Temp	-40℃~+85℃ (-40° to +185°F)
Storage Temp	-40℃~+85℃ (-40° to +185°F)
Personal Customization & Packing
Customization Content	Logo/texts/numbers/QR code/Bar Code print, Data program, ect
Packing Details	5000pcs/roll

What is UHF RFID inlay, and what is the purpose of UHF RFID inlay?

A UHF (Ultra-High Frequency) RFID inlay is a component of an RFID tag or label that contains an RFID chip and an antenna. It is designed to

be embedded or attached to various items, products, or packaging to enable them to be tracked and identified using UHF RFID technology.

The RFID inlay is typically a thin, flat structure that can be easily integrated into labels, stickers, or tags.

The primary purpose of a UHF RFID inlay is to provide a means of adding RFID functionality to physical objects, enabling them to be part of

the Internet of Things (IoT) and connected to RFID systems.

The key applications and purposes of UHF RFID inlays include:

Inventory Management: UHF RFID inlays are commonly used for tracking and managing inventory in retail, warehouses, and supply chain
operations. They allow for quick and accurate scanning of items, reducing the time and labor required for stock counts.
Supply Chain and Logistics: UHF RFID inlays are employed to monitor the movement of goods through the supply chain. This helps improve
visibility and traceability, ensuring that products are efficiently routed and delivered.
Asset Tracking: Businesses and organizations use UHF RFID inlays to track and manage valuable assets such as equipment, machinery,
and vehicles. This enhances security and reduces the risk of loss or theft.
Access Control: UHF RFID technology is used for access control systems, allowing authorized personnel to gain entry to secure areas,
buildings, or events by presenting an RFID card or badge containing an inlay.
Identification and Authentication: UHF RFID technology is used for secure identification and authentication purposes. This includes
applications like e-passports, vehicle identification, and access cards for secure facilities.
Manufacturing and Production: UHF RFID inlays are used for tracking work-in-progress items, components, and products during
manufacturing processes, ensuring quality control and production efficiency.