Flexible Anti-Metal RFID Tag

Developed and manufactured independently by Elfday, this UHF RFID anti-metal tag is designed specifically for use on metal surfaces. Utilizing the KU7 chip, the tag completely shields against metal interference—eliminating 99% of signal distortion—and ensures stable readability in environments involving steel, aluminum, and liquid packaging; its performance is five times that of standard RFID tags. Featuring strong adhesion, high abrasion resistance, and rapid read speeds, this product is available via direct-from-manufacturer sales at an affordable price. It is widely utilized for shelving, IT assets, metal containers, machinery, components, and various other metal products. With 10 years of expertise in the RFID industry, Elfday subjects every stage of the manufacturing process to rigorous oversight. All materials are meticulously selected, and every single tag undergoes strict inspection prior to shipment to ensure the complete absence of quality defects.

FAQs:

Can the LOGO be printed on the label?

Sure. You can provide the LOGO file. We can print it for you

What is the maximum reading distance of the label?

The reading distance of the label is related to the size and chip used in the label. 

How are tags used?

They are affixed or attached to items and identified contactlessly via a reader.

Can product information—such as the product name, specifications, and manufacturing date—be written onto the tags? Can this information be retrieved directly by scanning the tags with a device?

Yes, it can be written. A device can directly scan and retrieve the information stored within the chip (typically an encoded identifier). Generally, a unique identification code is written to the tag, and the corresponding product details are then linked to and stored in a backend database.

Can equipment from other brands recognize your tags? / Are we required to use your tags if we purchase your equipment?

Yes, that is possible—provided that the other UHF equipment is not encrypted and does not enforce the exclusive use of specific tags.