Our Latest UHF RFID Tag IDentium Pallet TRAK offers a high read range and is the most apt choice for pallet Identification, Plastic Bin Tagging
Features:
- Custom EPC+TID backscatter allows rapid tag authentication
- Industry-leading write sensitivity of -14.6 dBm for unparalleled commissioning and bulk encoding reliability.
- Industry Grade Materials for challenging environment Conditions
- Option to attach Barcoded label on the front for faster tagging of items
- High Read Range up to 25m
The UHF RFID Pallet tag is suitable for the following applications :
- Plastic Waste Bin Tagging
- Non-Metallic Asset Tracking
- Pallet IDentifcation & Tracking
Customisation:
- Laser Marking (Barcodes/QR Codes, Variable Data)
- Laser Engraving
- Polyester High Tack Label
The UHF RFID Pallet Tag IDentium Pallet TRAK with special Adhesive can be used on Metal Surfaces for Applications which require a short Reading Range(up to 5m)
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Download IDentium Pallet Trak Datasheet IDTS – UPT
What to Look for in an RFID Pallet Tag Manufacturer in India
Pallets and plastic bins circulate through mixed environments — loading docks, cold rooms, forklift lanes and open yards — so material and mounting matter as much as headline read range. As an RFID pallet tag manufacturer in India, Identium builds UHF Gen2 tags in rugged ABS/PC and similar industrial-grade housings that withstand repeated handling, washdowns and temperature swings across a returnable pallet tracking pool.
Match the tag to the surface. On non-metallic plastic pallets and bins a standard UHF tag gives long fixed-reader range, while steel-framed pallets and metal cages need an on-metal tag construction or the special-adhesive variant to hold a usable distance. Confirm the tags are BIS certified and tuned for India’s delicensed 865–868 MHz UHF band — the allocation set by the 2021 WPC short-range-device rules — so reads stay compliant and consistent.
Plan the data layer early too: EPC/TID serialisation, pre-encoding at dispatch, and optional laser-marked barcodes or QR codes let one label serve both RFID and visual scanning. Typical hard-tag turnaround is 5–10 days, and every unit is tested in-house before dispatch. Feed reads into your warehouse management software, and pilot in your real dock environment before scaling to the full fleet.