RFID Shipping Labels 1993-Quanray

The ID-1993-QUANRAY is a high-performance UHF RFID inlay engineered for warehouse logistics and supply chain 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-QUANRAY 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 Shipping Labels 1993-Quanray

Cartons leaving a dock in Bhiwandi or Bengaluru have to be counted at every hop without anyone pointing a scanner at each box, and that is the job the RFID Shipping Labels 1993-Quanray does. The ID-1993-QUANRAY is a printable UHF shipping label built on the Quanray chip platform and supplied on a roll, so it can be printed and encoded in step with your despatch paperwork. The flexible, thin substrate takes flat and curved carton faces alike, the materials are RoHS-compliant, and the label is engineered for warehouse logistics and supply chain use. Identium makes it in New Delhi and tunes it for India's 865-868 MHz allocation, which matches the 865-868 MHz ETSI window that export customers read on.

Key specifications

Best-fit applications

• Carton-level tracking for 3PL and e-commerce fulfilment centres despatching around the clock
• Outbound shipment verification at dock doors fitted with UHF portal readers
• FMCG distributor godowns reconciling inbound stock against purchase orders
• Pharma and cosmetics secondary packaging where every shipper carton must be traced
• Export consignments to EU, UK and GCC buyers working on the ETSI band
• Returns processing where a carton's history must be recalled without opening it

Mounting, encoding and reading notes

Place the label on a flat carton face, away from the seam, and keep it clear of metallic strapping or foil inner packs. Print the consignment number and barcode and encode the EPC on an RFID-capable thermal printer in a single pass. Where a carton holds liquids or metal cans, put the label on the side that faces the reader antenna and prove the read rate on a pilot pallet before rollout. The datasheet carries the exact label dimensions, so confirm them before ordering die-cut sizes.

Why buy from Identium

Identium has produced RFID in New Delhi since 2010, so the ID-1993-QUANRAY leaves the line tuned for 865-868 MHz and still works on 865-868 MHz ETSI networks abroad. Bulk and OEM pricing, custom EPC encoding, pre-printed artwork and free samples for a live carton trial come as standard. Browse the full range of UHF RFID inlays and labels, or read our RFID warehouse inventory management guide before planning the rollout.

Frequently asked questions

What are RFID shipping labels like the ID-1993-QUANRAY used for?

The ID-1993-QUANRAY is a UHF RFID shipping label used to identify cartons, cases and consignments through warehouse logistics and supply chain movements. It reads at up to 6 metres depending on antenna and environment, so dock-door portals can capture pallets without opening or manually scanning each box.

Can RFID shipping labels be printed on a standard RFID printer?

Yes, the ID-1993-QUANRAY RFID shipping label prints and encodes on all standard UHF RFID label printers and reads on standard UHF RFID readers. Indian logistics operators can print consignment details and encode a unique number in a single pass, keeping the existing barcode workflow intact.

Is the ID-1993-QUANRAY shipping label approved for use in India?

Yes, the ID-1993-QUANRAY UHF RFID label works across 860-960 MHz, including India's WPC-approved 865-868 MHz band, which is licence-free within notified power limits. A courier hub or warehouse in India can deploy UHF readers with these shipping labels without spectrum licensing.

What is the price of RFID shipping labels in India?

The price of RFID shipping labels such as the ID-1993-QUANRAY in India depends on the quantity ordered, so check the listed price or request bulk pricing. India RFID Store manufactures these labels in India and supplies them with custom printing, pre-encoding, sample rolls and pan-India delivery.

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