RFID 1470 Tag

The ID-1470 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-1470 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 1470 Tag

The RFID 1470 tag label from Identium is a compact EPC Gen2 UHF inlay for item-level tagging where cost per piece and dependable reads both matter. Supplied as a wet inlay, the ID-1470 has a flexible, thin substrate that goes onto cartons, boxes, polybags, plastic parts and other non-metal goods across flat panels and curved packaging. It is manufactured in New Delhi from RoHS-compliant materials, tuned for India's 865-868 MHz WPC band, and works unchanged on ETSI 865-868 MHz readers in Europe, the UK and the Gulf. With up to 6 m of read range depending on antenna and environment, one tag serves handheld counting, shelf readers and dock-door portals.

Key specifications

Best-fit applications

• Footwear boxes in brand outlets and distribution centres
• FMCG shipper cartons for dispatch verification at the dock door
• Home furnishing and curtain stock in showrooms and godowns
• Hostel, school and institutional inventory of non-metal furniture and equipment
• Plastic kitting bins on assembly lines for work-in-progress visibility

Mounting, encoding and reading notes

Position the inlay on the carton face that will present itself to the reader antenna at the dock or on the conveyor, and repeat that position on every box so results stay repeatable. The wet inlay adheres to board and plastic; hold it away from metal, foil and the liquid-filled section of a pack, or introduce a spacer. Share your encoding format with us at enquiry stage so the supplied build matches your process. Write EPCs with a standard UHF RFID printer or desktop reader and validate a sample on your live setup first.

Why buy from Identium

Identium has been producing RFID tags in India since 2010, so the ID-1470 is a genuinely made-in-India label that is also ETSI-compatible for export shipments. Quantity and OEM rates, custom encoding and no-charge evaluation pieces let you test on your own goods first. Browse the full RFID tags range or read our RFID warehouse inventory management guide for India to see how carton-level tagging fits a dispatch process.

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of the RFID 1470 tag in India?

Pricing for the RFID 1470 UHF tag depends on order quantity and on any printing or encoding needed. Refer to the listed price on the India RFID Store page or request bulk pricing. Identium manufactures UHF RFID inlays in India and ships pan-India with OEM rates.

Does the RFID 1470 tag work on India's UHF RFID frequency?

Yes. The RFID 1470 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 RFID 1470 tag used for?

The RFID 1470 is a UHF RFID inlay used for inventory management, asset tracking and supply chain visibility, with a read range of up to 6 metres depending on the reader and environment. It suits warehouse logistics, retail, manufacturing and field asset management across India.

Can the RFID 1470 label be applied to curved packaging?

Yes. The RFID 1470 uses a flexible thin substrate that sits well on both flat and curved non-metal surfaces such as cartons, drums, plastic bins and moulded housings. Metal surfaces still need a dedicated on-metal UHF tag, as standard labels do not read reliably on metal.

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