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RFID 0395 H10 Label For Library&Wine

RFID 0395 H10 Label For Library&Wine
RFID 0395 H10 Label For Library&Wine

The ID-RFID0S0395H10LABELFORLIBRARYWINE is a high-performance UHF RFID inlay engineered for library and wine management applications. Built on the H10 chip platform, it delivers reliable read ranges of up to 7 m in demanding real-world environments.

Key Features:

  • Compact form factor
  • H10 chip — optimised for long-range performance and fast inventory cycles
  • Frequency: 860–960 MHz (global UHF RFID standard)
  • Read range: up to 7 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-RFID0S0395H10LABELFORLIBRARYWINE 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 0395 H10 Label For Library & Wine

Books and bottles share a problem: little flat surface, and a great many items per shelf. The RFID 0395 H10 Label For Library & Wine is a slim UHF RFID label from Identium that answers both, tucking under a book cover or along the neck of a wine bottle. Built on the H10 chip, this rfid library label achieves up to 7 m of range with a suitable antenna, letting a librarian sweep an aisle with a handheld or a cellar manager count a rack without lifting a single bottle. It is made in India for the 865-868 MHz band, is EPC Gen2 / ISO 18000-6C compliant, and runs on all standard UHF RFID readers and printers.

Key specifications

SpecificationValue
ModelID-RFID0S0395H10LABELFORLIBRARYWINE
ChipH10
Form factorSlim UHF RFID label
Read rangeUp to 7 m (depending on antenna and environment)
Frequency865-868 MHz India / 865-868 MHz ETSI
ProtocolEPC Gen2 / ISO 18000-6C
SubstrateFlexible, thin; flat and curved surfaces
MaterialsRoHS-compliant

Best-fit applications

  • Public and university libraries moving from barcode to UHF shelf reading
  • School libraries automating issue, return and shelf-order checks
  • Wine cellars, bonded warehouses and duty-free stores counting bottles by rack
  • Hotel bar and banquet liquor stock reconciliation
  • Archive rooms where slim files sit tightly packed
  • Bookshop back-rooms managing returns to publishers

Mounting, encoding and reading notes

On books, run the 0395 H10 along the inside spine edge of the back cover and stagger its position slightly between copies, so tightly packed spines do not stack antennas directly on top of one another. On bottles, place it on the neck or the rear label and never across the liquid-filled body, because wine absorbs UHF energy; the thin substrate copes with curved glass easily. Write the accession number or bottle lot on a UHF RFID printer before shelving. Handhelds suit shelf audits, while a desktop reader at the issue counter handles single check-outs.

Why buy from Identium

Identium manufactures the 0395 H10 label in India, and because the Indian 865-868 MHz allocation matches the ETSI 865-868 MHz band, the same label serves overseas library and wine customers unchanged. Working in RFID since 2010, we supply volume and OEM rates, encoding with your accession or lot numbers, and free samples so a shelf or a rack can be tested before ordering. Browse more RFID specialty labels, or compare UHF vs HF RFID tags before settling on a library standard.

Frequently asked questions

Can this RFID label be used for library book tagging?

Yes, this UHF RFID label is engineered for library and wine bottle management, so it suits book spine or inside-cover tagging as well as wine inventory. Its thin flexible substrate applies to flat and curved surfaces, and it works with standard UHF RFID readers and printers.

What is the read range of this library RFID label?

This H10-based UHF RFID library label reads at up to 7 metres depending on the antenna and environment. In shelf-scanning with a handheld reader the working distance is much shorter by design, and dense stacks of books or bottles will reduce range compared to open-air readings.

Is this UHF RFID label approved for use in India?

Yes. The label operates across 860 to 960 MHz, which includes India's 865 to 868 MHz UHF RFID band approved by WPC and licence-free within notified power limits. It is compatible with the UHF readers, gates and handhelds commonly deployed in Indian libraries.

What is the price of library RFID tags in India and are bulk orders available?

The price of library RFID tags in India depends on order volume and any printing or encoding required, so check the listed price or request a bulk quotation. India RFID Store is a BIS and WPC certified Indian manufacturer offering OEM pricing, samples and pan-India shipping.

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  • Model: ID-RFID0S0395H10LABELFORLIBRARYWINE
  • Weight: 0.05kg
  • SKU: ID-RFID0S0395H10LABELFORLIBRARYWINE
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