UHF antennas are band-specific: an antenna is tuned to the frequency range it will operate in, so tell us the country of installation and we will confirm the right tuning for your order. Our UHF range works with RAIN RFID (EPC Gen2 / ISO/IEC 18000-63) readers and tags.
We are a leading Manufacturer of RFID Antenna based in New Delhi India. We Manufacture and assemble UHF RFID Antenna at our facility in New Delhi RFID Antenna are generally used in combination with fixed readers for optimum performance Applications include: Asset Management, Electronic Toll Collection, Library gate, Inventory Management Completely Made in India right from the housing to the Antenna Plates Identium’s RFID Antenna Operate in the UHF Frequency Band 840 – 960 Mhz and support worldwide RFID Frequencies We Having a wide range of RFID Antennas to fit an equally wide range of tags, readers, and systems. This includes UHF antennas, patch antennas, and linear or circular polarized antennas, Mat Antennas. Each antenna has different strengths, and each fits specific types of systems. We’re here to help assist you in selecting the best RFID antenna for your application
RFID UHF 9 dBI Antenna RUCA9
• Reading Range up to 20m with Identium 4 Port Fixed Reader • Compatible with all UHF RFID Readers • Optional : Laser Marked Logo • Mounting Bracket and Clamp Included • 1 year Standard Warranty
RFID UHF 12 dBI Antenna RUCA12
• Antenna gain : 12 Dbi • Polarization : RHCP / LHCP, can be customised on request • Long Reading range up to 25m with Identium 4 Port Fixed Reader • Wide Coverage Area
RFID UHF Mat Antenna UMAT
• Antenna gain : 8 Dbi • Polarization : RHCP / LHCP, can be customised on request • High Accuracy with a confined read zone • Foldable and Easy to carry design • Can be Singulated into individual mats of 1 metre
Choosing the Right UHF RFID Antenna for Your Deployment
An antenna is only as good as its match to the reader, tag and environment, which is why working with a UHF RFID antenna manufacturer in India lets you tune gain and polarisation to the actual site rather than buying a generic import. A higher-gain 12 dBi panel projects a narrow, long-range beam suited to dock doors, toll lanes and parking, while a 9 dBi antenna gives broader coverage for library gates and store exits. Polarisation matters just as much: circular-polarised antennas read tags at unpredictable orientations (wristbands, moving cartons, parking windshields), while linear-polarised antennas deliver longer range where tag alignment is fixed, as on a conveyor.
Our India-band antennas are WPC-approved for India’s licence-exempt UHF RFID band. Note that the range below also includes parts built for the FCC 902–928 MHz band for export orders — those are not for Indian deployment, so tell us the country of installation and we will quote the right variant and tuned to the 865-868 MHz allocation set by the 2021 WPC short-range-device rules, so cable loss, connector type and mounting height are worth planning early — a few extra metres of coax can quietly halve your read zone. Pair the antenna with a matched UHF fixed reader and the right UHF tags or labels, and read our antenna gain and polarisation guide before finalising a layout. For anything ambiguous, scope the read range and environment first or talk to our team.