RFID Tag: What It Is & Full Product Range
An RFID tag is a small electronic label that uses radio waves to store and transmit a unique identifier, letting items be tracked without line-of-sight. RFID tags span three frequency families - UHF (860-960MHz) for long-range retail and logistics, HF (13.56MHz) for NFC interaction and access control, and LF (125kHz) for animal and industrial use. IDrfid manufactures the full RFID tag range in a 30,000㎡ factory since 2005.
Why Choose IDrfid
UHF RFID Tags
860-960MHz tags reading up to 12m for retail inventory and logistics.
HF / NFC Tags
13.56MHz tags for smartphone tap-to-connect, payment and access.
LF RFID Tags
125kHz tags for animal ear tags and harsh industrial environments.
Custom Formats
Labels, stickers, inlays, cards and specialized tags for any surface.
Technical Specifications
| Frequencies | LF 125kHz / HF 13.56MHz / UHF 860-960MHz |
| Chips | NXP UCODE, Impinj Monza, Alien Higgs, NTAG |
| Standards | ISO18000-6C, ISO14443A, ISO15693 |
| Read Range | Up to 12m (UHF) |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an RFID tag?
An RFID tag is a small electronic device that uses radio waves to store and transmit a unique ID, enabling contactless identification and tracking of items.
What are the types of RFID tags?
RFID tags come in three frequencies: UHF (860-960MHz, long range), HF/NFC (13.56MHz, smartphone-compatible) and LF (125kHz, near metal/liquid).
How far can an RFID tag be read?
UHF RFID tags can be read up to 12 meters, while HF/NFC tags are limited to about 10cm. See our RFID tag read range guide for details.
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