High Frequency Rfid Library Tag Copper Coil ISO 15693 Standard

rfid shelf label

rfid high frequency library shelf label

An RFID shelf label is a type of radio frequency identification (RFID) tag designed for use in retail and inventory management. It is a small label that can be attached to a shelf or product, and it has a microchip and antenna that can transmit data wirelessly to a RFID reader. The tag allows for real-time tracking and inventory management, making it easier to manage stock levels, monitor product movement, and increase efficiency in the supply chain. RFID shelf labels are commonly used in supermarkets, department stores, and other retail environments to track the location and movement of goods on the shelf. They can also be used for inventory management in warehouses, distribution centers, and other storage facilities.

Size: Length*Width*Thickness=85*22*5mm R angle=1.5mm

Manufacturer/Chip: I Code SLIX

Substrate material: copper coil

Reading distance: >5cm

Meet the standard: ISO 15693

Memory: 1024bits readable and writable

Standard operating frequency: 13.56MHz

Environmental requirements:

Operating temperature/humidity: -25～70℃ / 20%～90% RH.

Storage temperature/humidity: -25～85℃ / 20%～90% RH.

Finished product shelf life (under normal temperature): >10 years

Packing method: boxed

Shipment quantity: 100Pcs/box, 10 boxes/1 box

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