Industry segments: Beauty & Personal Care, Food
Available in both FCC and ETSI versions, AD-457u9 inlays from Avery Dennison are an excellent option for tagging items that cannot be RFID-enabled with traditional inlay designs. Equipped with a UCODE 9 chip from NXP, the Gen2 UHF RFID labels are perfectly suited for tagging smaller items, particularly in the retail segment. The tag features a slim, 64 x 6 mm die cut footprint and can achieve read distances up to 2.5 meters when applied to non-RF friendly surfaces such as metal or liquid filled containers.
AD-457u9 is recommended for a variety of applications and use cases such as cosmetics, food & beverages, personal care and electronics. The tag is pliable, and conforms well to curved surfaces such as bottles and jars.
The product’s UCODE 9 chip features 96-bit of EPC memory and 96-bit unique factory-locked TID number. A 48-bit unique serial number is factory-encoded into the TID. The sole delivery format is label.
Like all RFID products from Avery Dennison, AD-457u9 inlays are manufactured according to the industry’s highest quality standards, as confirmed by the RFID Lab at Auburn University: The inspection body awarded Avery Dennison its first comprehensive and significant ARC accreditation for quality.
Please find a comprehensive overview of all features in the data sheet.
AD-457 U9 ETSI
AD-457 U9 FCC
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