Ucode 7 rfid uhf inlay labels tag

RFID Dry Inlays are described as "Dry" due to their lack of adhesive backing. Dry inlays attach an RFID microchip (IC) and antenna to a material or substrate called a web. These inlays look like they have been laminated and come standard with no adhesive.

Labels with self-adhesive functions, which can be peeled off on boxes, bottles, and other items by a labeling machine on the production line, or manually pasted on car windows (such as taxis), documents (such as university student ID cards) It can also be made into a hangtag to hang on the item, and use the label compounding equipment to complete the processing process. The product structure consists of a surface layer, chip circuit (INLAY) layer, adhesive layer, and bottom layer. The surface layer can be made of paper, PP, PET as the covering material (printed or not) and other materials as the surface of the product; the chip circuit (INLAY) has various sizes, various chips, and various EEPROM capacities, which can be customized according to user needs. After configuration, it is positioned on the adhesive surface; the adhesive layer is completed by double-sided adhesive or gluing; the finished product can be rolled or sheet.