RFID Label: Adhesive RFID Labels for Tracking
An RFID label combines an RFID inlay (chip + antenna) with a printable adhesive face stock, so it works like a normal barcode label but is read wirelessly. RFID labels come in UHF (860-960MHz) for long-range inventory and HF (13.56MHz) for NFC interaction. IDrfid manufactures custom RFID labels with variable data printing, pre-encoding and wet/dry inlays since 2005.
Why Choose IDrfid
UHF RFID Labels
860-960MHz adhesive labels for retail, warehouse and logistics.
HF / NFC Labels
13.56MHz labels for smart packaging and product authentication.
Printable Face
Full-color printing of logos, barcodes and variable data.
Wet / Dry Inlay
Choose wet inlays (with adhesive) or dry inlays for converters.
Technical Specifications
| Frequencies | UHF 860-960MHz / HF 13.56MHz |
| Inlay | Wet inlay / dry inlay |
| Adhesive | Permanent, removable, high-tack |
| Standards | ISO18000-6C, ISO14443A |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an RFID label?
An RFID label is an adhesive label with an embedded RFID inlay, combining a printable barcode-style face with wireless RFID reading.
What is the difference between an RFID label and an RFID tag?
An RFID label is a flexible adhesive format of an RFID tag, designed to be printed and stuck on items, while a tag is the broader term covering all formats.
Can RFID labels be printed on?
Yes, RFID labels have a printable face stock for logos, barcodes and variable data, and can be pre-encoded before shipping.
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