RFID 1993-H9 Tag For Pallets/Tyres/Windshields

The ID-1993-H9 is a high-performance UHF RFID inlay engineered for vehicle and heavy-asset identification 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-1993-H9 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 1993-H9 Tag For Pallets/Tyres/Windshields

Rugged vehicle and heavy-asset identification is the job of the RFID 1993-H9 Tag (model ID-1993-H9), an 865 MHz UHF tag for pallets, tyres and windshields. The H9 chip sits on a flexible carrier that will conform to a tyre sidewall, the inside of a windshield or the slats of a wooden or plastic pallet. It is intended for hard-used places, the yards, tyre depots, service bays and gate lanes where a paper label would not last the season. A gate antenna can pick the tag up at distances reaching 6 m, so the vehicle need not stop. If you need an RFID tyre or windshield tag from an Indian manufacturer, the 1993-H9 is the purpose-fit option.

Key specifications

Best-fit applications

• Tyre lifecycle tracking for fleet operators, retreaders and tyre plants
• Windshield tags for vehicle access at factory gates, mines, ports and gated townships
• Pallet identification in returnable-pallet pools shared between manufacturers and logistics partners
• Automated entry for company buses and contractor vehicles at plant gates
• Trailer and container chassis identification at logistics parks
• Vehicle movement records at parking barriers and weighbridge stations

Mounting, encoding and reading notes

On glass, fix the tag inside the windshield, high on the passenger side and away from metallised sun-control film, so the gate antenna sees it through a clean patch. On a tyre, clean the sidewall and smooth the carrier around the curve as you go. On a pallet, choose a stringer face that stays visible when the load is stacked. Encode the EPC with a printer or handheld before installation and record the vehicle or asset number against it. Keep the tag off steel rims and metal pallet frames.

Why buy from Identium

Identium produces the 1993-H9 in India, is BIS and WPC certified and has manufactured RFID since 2010, so the tag arrives tuned for 865-868 MHz gate and yard systems and remains usable in ETSI 865-868 MHz markets abroad. Volume and OEM pricing suit fleet and pallet-pool quantities, and we supply pre-encoding plus free samples for trial installations. Browse the wider UHF RFID tags range, and read the gate, portal and tunnel reader guide while planning your read points.

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of the RFID 1993-H9 tag for pallets and tyres in India?

The price of the ID-1993-H9 UHF RFID tag in India depends on the quantity you order, so check the rate listed on this page or ask for a bulk quotation. Identium is an Indian RFID manufacturer, which means bulk and OEM pricing, samples and pan-India shipping are all available directly.

Does the ID-1993-H9 UHF tag work on the Indian RFID frequency band?

Yes, the ID-1993-H9 UHF RFID inlay operates across 860 to 960 MHz, which covers the Indian UHF band of 865 to 868 MHz notified by WPC. That band is licence free in India within the notified power limits, so the tag can be read by any standard Indian UHF reader.

What is the read range of the ID-1993-H9 UHF RFID tag?

The ID-1993-H9 UHF RFID tag offers a read range of up to 6 metres for vehicle and heavy asset identification. The distance you actually get depends on the reader antenna, transmit power and the surface the tag is fixed to, so trial placement on your pallets or tyres is recommended.

Can this RFID tag be applied directly on a metal surface?

No, standard UHF RFID inlays and labels such as the ID-1993-H9 do not read reliably when applied directly to metal or to liquid filled containers. For metal assets you need purpose built on-metal UHF tags, which India RFID Store also supplies across India.

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