5085 98x19mm NXP Ucode 9

The 5085 UHF RFID label is developed for high-efficiency tracking and identification applications involving liquid-filled products and challenging packaging environments. Operating within the 860–960 MHz frequency range and compliant with EPC Class 1 Gen 2 (ISO18000-6C) standards, the tag features a unique ID code for secure product identification, inventory control, asset management, and brand authentication.

Engineered with strong anti-liquid interference performance, this RFID inlay can be directly applied to liquid packaging surfaces while maintaining stable and reliable reading capability. It supports excellent multi-tag readability and can effectively penetrate certain thicknesses of liquid containers, making it ideal for smart retail and supply chain management.

Widely used for alcoholic beverages, bottled drinks, cosmetics, perfume packaging, and other liquid-based products, the 5085 RFID label provides an efficient solution for automated tracking, warehouse management, anti-counterfeiting, and retail inventory optimization.

The Anti-Liquid label from RFID is a synthetic paperRFID tag specifically engineered for liquid-filled containers.Its optimized design ensures stable reading performance onchallenging substrates such as glass bottles for drinkingwater, wine, and other liquid products, making it highlysuitable for retail and beverage applications.

The product is complied with EPCglobal Class 1 Gen 2, ISO9001 quality management and ISO 14001 environmentalmanagement standards, ensuring reliable, industry-gradeperformance for diverse use cases.

Equipped with the NXP Ucode 9 IC features a 96-bit,A 48-bitunique serial number is factory-encoded into the TID.Delivery formats include dry inlay and label.. In addition, itincludes a self-adjusting mechanism that maximizesperformance even under harsh environmental conditions. Itoffers improved read / write sensitivity and faster encodingspeed. Also incorporates a band identificationnumberfunction to verify product authenticity, as well as a memorysafeguard system to protect operational data.