Black industrial UHF tag mounted on the exterior of a thermal processing machine and scanned with a handheld reader.

Industrial UHF RFID Tags

Our industrial UHF RFID tags help identify equipment, containers and tires in day-to-day operations. They use EPC Class 1 Gen 2 (ISO/IEC 18000-63, formerly ISO/IEC 18000-6C). Listed chip configurations include NXP UCODE 8, NXP UCODE 9, Alien Higgs-3 and Impinj Monza R6-P, depending on the product; mounting and environmental limits need to suit the job.

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P102 ABS Material RFID Mount On Metal Surface UHF Tag

From $15.00 USD

($1.10 each)

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Keep Equipment, Containers, And Tires Easy To Identify

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P102 ABS Material RFID Mount On Metal Surface UHF Tag

From $15.00 USD

($1.10 each)

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PCB Material High Temperature RFID Tag Anti-Metal UHF Label

From $1.10 USD

Bulk Order Discount Up to 30% Straight From Factory

ZD330 RFID Cable Tie Wrap UHF Tag Reusable Strap

From $24.00 USD

($0.90 each)

LT9535 UHF Tyre Tag RFID Tag for Tires

From $69.00 USD

($3.45 each)

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Choose UHF RFID Tags Around Your Real Warehouse Workflow

We Offer Up to 30% Bulk Order Discount

Which Industrial UHF RFID Tags Suit My Equipment and Operating Conditions?

Start with how you'll attach the tag, then tell us what the asset goes through during a normal working day.

For Metal Equipment: P102 gives you a rigid on-metal format when that housing suits your equipment.
For Heated Processes: Consider a PCB tag for equipment exposed to heat. Share the temperature, exposure time and how often the cycle repeats so we can check the application.
When a Tie Is Easier Than Adhesive: ZD330 has an ABS tag head and nylon strap. Look for a secure attachment point where the tag won't interfere with normal handling.
For Tire Identification: LT9535 uses a rubber construction with adhesive backing. Tell us where you plan to attach it so we can help you check the installation.

If you'd like to test attachment and reading performance on your own equipment, feel free to request a free UHF sample pack. Share the working conditions with us so we can help you identify suitable tags for the trial.

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Does an Industrial RFID Tag Suit Every Harsh Environment?

No, an industrial RFID tag won't suit every harsh environment. We'd match the housing and attachment to the heat, moisture, chemicals and handling your equipment actually encounters. A specific description of the job is much more useful than choosing by the word rugged alone.

Can I Use Industrial UHF RFID Tags on Metal Equipment?

Yes, you can use an industrial tag designed for metal mounting. Our P102 and on-metal PCB options are relevant starting points. Tell us about the equipment and working conditions so we can help you check the construction and placement.

Can a Cable-Tie RFID Tag Help When an Adhesive Label Is Impractical?

Yes, a cable-tie RFID tag can help when your asset has a suitable point for securing a tie. We'd look for a position that stays secure during handling and can still be read from your normal scanning direction. Our ZD330 uses a nylon strap with an ABS tag head.

Does Heat Resistance Mean I Can Read the RFID Tag During a Hot Process?

No, heat resistance alone doesn't confirm that you can read the tag while it's hot. Surviving the process and working during the process are different requirements. Tell us the temperature, duration and when you need the read so we can check the right operating limits.

Should I Test an RFID Tire Tag on the Actual Tire Before Rolling It Out?

Yes, we'd test the tag on the actual tire before using it across your fleet or stock. The installation method, position and working conditions affect attachment and reading performance. Share your planned placement with us so we can help you prepare the trial.

Does the Lowest-Priced Industrial RFID Tag Always Offer the Best Value?

No, the lowest-priced tag won't always be the best fit for your job. A tag needs to stay attached and read reliably in your operating conditions. We'd compare suitable constructions first, then look at quantity and any customization you need.

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Do you have discounts for large orders?

Yes! 🙌 We offer discounts of up to 30% for bulk orders. The more you buy, the better the price. Chat with us for a custom quote.

How long does it take to process an order?

We'll need 1-3 business days to process your order for shipping after you receive your confirmation email. But don't worry, we're doing our best to get your order to you as soon as possible. We appreciate your patience with us!

I need some RFID modules to fulfill specific functions. What is the cost of producing these modules from scratch?

To kick off development, you only need to pay the development fee as a down payment. You will not make any further payments until you receive the sample module and confirm that it works 100%.

The development fee is based on the specific functions you require. However, it can be deducted after your total orders from us reach a certain amount.

In total, including the development fee and unit costs, our clients typically save 20% on material costs compared to their previous supplier.

How long does the development process takes?

It usually takes 4 weeks to develop the sample module with your required function from scratch. Depending on the functions you requested, it may end up shorter or longer.

After the development is done, we’ll send you the sample module to test compatibility. We’ll work with you till it’s 100% working with your systems before the batch production.

How can I make sure the custom readers work in compatible with our systems or equipments?

We know compatibility can be a concern when purchasing a large batch of readers. When we’re done developing the prototype, we’ll send you a sample first to test compatibility.

And no strings attached at this point. Our engineers will work closely with you till the sample is 100% compatible with your existing system before the purchase invoice.

Or, before kicking off prototype development with us, you can purchase an off-the-shelf reader in our store to see if it already fits what you need.

Hit that chat button and tell us what you need. Our tech whiz, Jayden, will gladly assist you and make sure everything runs smoothly. 😎

Bulk Quote 30% Off

Are you a distributor or reseller? Sourcing for a B2B project? Enjoy up to 30% discount for bulk orders. Chat with us for a custom quote.

No MOQ Required

Our experienced engineers can custom develop the RFID modules to embed into your systems. Hardware configuration, wiring adjustments, USB or serial port, etc tailored to your solution needs.

We Return Development Fee

When orders accumulate to a certain amount. Start with testing a sample and deploy the final products with tech support from our engineers. No matter how many you need, we are here to help. We value every client’s trust.