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UHF RFID Label ID-4025 (40 × 25 mm, FM13UF0051E)
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UHF RFID Label ID-4025 (40 × 25 mm, FM13UF0051E)

A 40 × 25 mm printable UHF RFID label on the Fudan FM13UF0051E chip, sized like a standard address label for carton, bin and pallet tagging in warehouses and retail back rooms.

₹7

per piece + 18% GST

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

View datasheet PDF · 180 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

  • Fudan FM13UF0051E chip: 128-bit EPC, 32-bit user memory
  • Up to 6 m read range in free air
  • 40 × 25 mm, the size of a standard address label
  • Printable white PET face for barcode and text
  • Rolls for thermal transfer or direct thermal printers
  • Operates from −25 °C to +70 °C
Chip
Fudan FM13UF0051E
Frequency
865–868 MHz (India UHF band)
Protocol
EPC Gen2 / ISO 18000-6C
Read range
Up to 6 m (free air)

Overview

40 × 25 mm UHF RFID label for cartons and bins

The ID-4025 is a general-purpose UHF RFID label on the Fudan FM13UF0051E chip. At 40 × 25 mm it matches a common address-label size, so it runs through most thermal transfer label printers and label dispensers already on a packing line. The footprint leaves room for a clear barcode beside the RFID inlay and still fits a carton corner or pallet leg without covering other labels.

What it is used for

  • Print-and-apply at packing: serialised FMCG and pharmaceutical cartons.
  • Fixed locations: bin and shelf labels linked to a WMS.
  • Outbound checks: pallet and carton reads at dispatch.
  • Retail and e-commerce: back-room replenishment and parcel sortation.

Memory and encoding

The 128-bit EPC holds a serialised item number or a GS1 code, and 32 bits of user memory take a short extra value. Order plain labels, or labels printed with your barcode, serial number, logo or WMS template. For EPC numbering conventions, see the GS1 SGTIN-96 encoding guide.

The ID-4025 is specified as a PET label for cartons, bins and pallets. For steel or aluminium assets, choose a foam-backed on-metal label such as the ID-4025-U8, which has the same 40 × 25 mm footprint.

Typical applications

  • FMCG carton tracking
  • Pharma carton tracking
  • Warehouse bin labels
  • Pallet serialisation
  • Retail back-room stock
  • Parcel dispatch checks

Specifications

Datasheet (PDF)
Dimensions40 × 25 mm
ChipFudan FM13UF0051E
Memory128-bit EPC, 32-bit user memory
Frequency865–868 MHz (India UHF band)
ProtocolEPC Gen2 / ISO 18000-6C
Read rangeUp to 6 m (free air)
MaterialPET, printable white face; RoHS-compliant
Operating temperature−25 °C to +70 °C
PackagingRolls for thermal transfer or direct thermal printers
Compatible withEPC Gen2 UHF fixed and handheld readers

Frequently asked questions

What is the read range of the ID-4025?
Up to 6 m in free air, depending on the reader antenna and environment. Cartons containing liquids or metal, and closely stacked labels, usually read at shorter distances.
How much memory does it have?
128 bits of EPC memory and 32 bits of user memory: enough for a serialised item or asset number plus a small extra value such as a batch code.
Can I print it on my existing label printer?
It is supplied on rolls for thermal transfer or direct thermal printing and its 40 × 25 mm size suits most label printers. To write the RFID number as you print, you need an RFID-enabled printer; see our RFID printers.
Can the ID-4025 be stuck on metal?
It is specified as a PET label for cartons, bins and pallets. For metal assets use a foam-backed on-metal label such as the ID-4025-U8, which keeps the same 40 × 25 mm size.
Which readers can read it?
Any EPC Gen2 / ISO 18000-6C UHF reader operating in India’s 865–868 MHz band, including Identium fixed and handheld readers.

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