RFID 1070 Tag

The ID-1070 is a high-performance UHF RFID inlay engineered for inventory management, asset tracking, and supply chain visibility applications. Built on the UHF chip platform, it delivers reliable read ranges of up to 6 m in demanding real-world environments.

Key Features:

• Compact form factor
• UHF chip — optimised for long-range performance and fast inventory cycles
• Frequency: 860–960 MHz (global UHF RFID standard)
• Read range: up to 6 metres (depending on antenna and environment)
• Flexible, thin substrate suitable for flat and curved surface application
• RoHS-compliant materials; suitable for high-volume industrial deployment

The ID-1070 is compatible with all standard UHF RFID readers and printers. Ideal for warehouse logistics, retail, manufacturing, and field asset management where high-throughput scanning and durability matter.

About the RFID 1070 Tag

Built for high-volume labelling budgets, the RFID 1070 tag gives Indian retailers, distributors and asset owners an economical way to put a readable identity on every item or carton. The ID-1070 is a compact EPC Gen2 UHF inlay on a flexible, thin substrate, so it applies cleanly to cardboard, paper, polybags and rigid plastic across flat panels and gently curved packaging. Manufactured in New Delhi, this 1070 UHF RFID tag is tuned for the 865-868 MHz WPC allocation used in India and reads without modification on ETSI 865-868 MHz equipment overseas. A read range of up to 6 m depending on the antenna and environment covers shelf audits, dock-door reads and handheld cycle counts.

Key specifications

Best-fit applications

• Price-sensitive retail SKU labelling across grocery and general merchandise
• Secondary packaging for pharma distributors preparing case-level aggregation
• Textile bales and fabric rolls moving between mills and processing houses
• Parcel and bag sortation at courier hubs
• Non-metal fixed assets such as chairs, cabinets and partitions for annual audits

Mounting, encoding and reading notes

This inlay suits print-and-encode workflows: run it through a standard UHF RFID printer, write the EPC, print the human-readable text and apply the label in a single pass. Tell us your reader model and encoding scheme when you enquire so we can confirm the build that matches your line. Place the label on a flat, non-metal face wherever possible, keep it clear of foil laminates and liquid contents, and read a few pieces at your intended working distance before committing to a full order.

Why buy from Identium

Every ID-1070 leaves our New Delhi plant, where Identium has made RFID products since 2010. Because the inlay is ETSI-compatible, exporters can ship tagged goods to Europe, the UK and the Gulf without re-tagging at destination. Tiered volume pricing, OEM supply, custom encoding and no-charge evaluation pieces are all on offer. See our complete UHF RFID tags range or ask about bulk RFID pricing in India for large label volumes.

Frequently asked questions

Is the RFID 1070 tag approved for use on India's UHF RFID band?

Yes. The RFID 1070 UHF inlay covers 860-960 MHz, which includes the 865-868 MHz band notified by WPC for RFID in India and usable licence-free within the permitted power limits. It is supplied by India RFID Store, a BIS and WPC certified Indian manufacturer.

What is the price of the RFID 1070 tag in India?

Pricing for the RFID 1070 UHF tag depends on quantity, printing and encoding, so check the listed price on the product page or request a bulk quotation. Identium manufactures these inlays in India and offers volume and OEM pricing with pan-India delivery.

Does the RFID 1070 label work on metal items?

No. The RFID 1070 is a standard flexible UHF label and, like all paper and film label tags, it does not read reliably when fixed directly to metal or over liquid. Metal tools, racks and machinery need an on-metal UHF tag, which India RFID Store also manufactures.

Which RFID readers can read the RFID 1070 tag?

The RFID 1070 tag is compatible with all standard UHF RFID readers and printers, including handheld terminals, fixed portal readers and desktop encoders. Since it follows the 860-960 MHz UHF standard, any reader configured for India's 865-868 MHz band will read and write to it.

Related guides & resources

• Browse all UHF RFID Inlays & Labels
• Read: RFID tag price guide (India)
• Read: RFID inventory accuracy in retail
• Bulk & OEM pricing: bulk & OEM pricing