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UHF RFID Inlay Label ID-1470-UCODE (14 × 70 mm)
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UHF RFID Inlay Label ID-1470-UCODE (14 × 70 mm)

A 14 × 70 mm UHF RFID inlay on an NXP UCODE chip, offered as an inlay, label or sticker for retail goods, cartons and non-metal assets, with up to 6 m read range.

₹8

per piece + 18% GST

Minimum order: 500 pieces · the final price for your quantity is confirmed in the quote

View datasheet PDF · 172 KB
  • 7-day replacement · 1-year warranty against manufacturing defects
  • Blue Dart next-day delivery
  • Samples ₹250 (1–2 pcs, incl. shipping) · request

Key features

  • NXP UCODE chip, EPC Gen2 / ISO 18000-6C
  • Available as an inlay, label or sticker
  • Up to 6 m read range (antenna and environment dependent)
  • Thin, flexible base for flat and curved surfaces
  • Covers 860–960 MHz, including India's 865–868 MHz band
  • RoHS-compliant materials
Frequency
860–960 MHz (covers India's 865–868 MHz band)
Protocol
EPC Gen2 / ISO 18000-6C
Chip
NXP UCODE
Read range
Up to 6 m (depends on antenna and environment)

Overview

One UCODE UHF RFID inlay, three formats

The ID-1470-UCODE is for buyers who want one well-known chip across several jobs. It pairs a 14 × 70 mm UHF antenna with an NXP UCODE chip and is offered as a bare inlay, a label or a sticker, so a converter, a retailer and a facilities team can all order the same part. Read range reaches up to 6 m depending on the reader antenna and surroundings.

Which format to order

Inlay

For label converters and tag makers who laminate it under their own printed face stock or build it into swing tickets.

Label

For print-and-encode work on an RFID printer, with a barcode and text on the face.

Sticker

For applying by hand to boxes, files and office equipment during an audit.

Why choose a UCODE chip

NXP UCODE chips are read by any EPC Gen2 reader and printer, which makes a UCODE inlay a safe default when your tags will also be read by suppliers' or customers' systems. For a side-by-side view of NXP and Impinj chips, see our Impinj vs NXP chip guide.

Keep the tag off metal and away from liquid-filled packs, and check reads with a handheld before tagging in volume. Other sizes and chips are in the UHF RFID inlays and labels range.

Typical applications

  • Retail item tagging
  • Carton and case labels
  • Office asset stickers
  • Record boxes and files
  • Label converting

Specifications

Datasheet (PDF)
Frequency860–960 MHz (covers India's 865–868 MHz band)
ProtocolEPC Gen2 / ISO 18000-6C
ChipNXP UCODE
Read rangeUp to 6 m (depends on antenna and environment)
Dimensions14 × 70 mm (nominal)
MaterialThin, flexible substrate; RoHS-compliant
Supplied asDry inlay, wet inlay, or label/sticker on a paper roll
Compatible withStandard UHF RFID readers and printers

Frequently asked questions

Which UCODE chip version does the ID-1470-UCODE use?
The listing specifies an NXP UCODE-family chip. If your system needs a particular generation, such as UCODE 8 or UCODE 9, say so when you request a quote so it can be confirmed before supply.
What read range does it give?
Up to 6 m, depending on the reader antenna, transmit power and the material the tag is applied to.
Can it be used on metal items or liquid containers?
No. Like other standard UHF labels it does not read reliably directly on metal or on liquid-filled containers. Use an on-metal RFID tag for metal assets and test placement on liquid packs.
Does it work on India's UHF frequency?
Yes. The inlay covers 860–960 MHz, which includes 865–868 MHz, the UHF band that is licence-exempt in India under G.S.R. 853(E), 2021, and it works with standard EPC Gen2 readers and printers.
Can I get it in label form for my RFID printer?
Yes, it is offered as a label as well as an inlay and a sticker. Mention your printer model and the label size you need in the quote request so the build matches your printer.

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