AD Midas Flagtag® [UHF RFID tag and inlay]

Outperforming tag for metallic surfaces and everyday objects

Industry segments: Automotive, Aviation, Beauty & Personal Care, Industrial Applications, Logistics

Avery Dennison Smartrac’s Midas Flagtag® is designed for item-level tagging on diverse surfaces, especially metallic surfaces like foil packaging, and offers excellent performance in less demanding physical environments.

Midas Flagtag is a cost-efficient RFID (UHF) on-metal solution for product or part authentication, supply chain & asset management, when compared to other foam-based inlays and hard tags designed for use in tougher environmental conditions.

Midas Flagtag has an innovative small form factor with a total size of 60 x 21 mm when used as a standard flat paper tag. Its special feature is that a flag can be created at the end of tag with a final paper tag size of 43 x 21 mm after folding, and with an exposed flag size of 17 x 21 mm. The folded part of the tag sticks out of the metal like a flag, and the attached antenna part uses the metal surface as part of the antenna structure to increase the performance of the tag. Read distances of over 10 meters can be achieved, depending on the geometry and size of the metal object. The tags are compatible with RFID printers for easy printing and encoding.

Our inlays and tags are compliant with ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management and ISO 14001:2015 Environmental Management, which ensure a reliable and state-of-the-art product that meets a variety of application needs, especially in the retail environment.

AD Pure™ Product Line

This inlay is part of the AD Pure™ range, Avery Dennison's portfolio of the new generation of RFID inlays and labels with lowest possible carbon footprint currently in the market. The pure aluminum PET-free antennas are manufactured with innovative technologies allowing 70-90% lower carbon footprint compared to traditional etching. Like all RFID products from Avery Dennison, The Pure™ inlays are manufactured according to industry’s highest quality standards as confirmed by the RFID Lab at Auburn University and are available in dry, wet and label formats.

Please find a comprehensive overview of all features in the data sheet.

UHF RFID Inlay: Midas Flag Tag, Monza R6

AD Midas Flagtag R6

Chip: Impinj Monza R6
Frequency Band:
UHF (860-960 Mhz)
Antenna Dimensions:
31.41 x 18 mm / 1.24 x 0.71 in
Die Cut Dimensions:
60 x 21 mm / 2.36 x 0.83 in
EPC Memory: 96 bits
TID Memory: available
Product Code:
Dry inlay 3005881 / IL-602976
Label / sticker 3005582 / IL-602952

Data sheet

AD Midas Flagtag U8

Chip: NXP UCode 8
Frequency Band:
UHF (860-960 Mhz)
Antenna Dimensions:
34.41 x 18 mm / 1.36 x 0.71 in
Die Cut Dimensions:
62 x 21 mm / 2.44 x 0.83 in
EPC Memory: 128 bits
TID Memory: available
Product Code:
Label / sticker 3006945 / IL-603327

Data sheet

UHF RFID Inlay: Midas Flag Tag, Impinj M750

AD Midas Flagtag M750

Chip: Impinj M750
Frequency Band:
UHF (860-960 Mhz)
Antenna Dimensions:
34.41 x 18 mm / 1.36 x 0.71 in
Die Cut Dimensions:
43 x 21 mm / 1.7 x 0.83 in
EPC Memory: 96 bits
TID Memory: available
Product Code:
Label / sticker 3008383 / IL-604271
Label / sticker 3008274 / IL-604198

Data sheet

UHF RFID Inlay: Midas Flag Tag, Monza R6-P

AD Midas Flagtag R6-P

Chip: Impinj Monza R6-P
Frequency Band:
UHF (860-960 Mhz)
Antenna Dimensions:
31.41 x 18 mm / 1.24 x 0.71 in
Die Cut Dimensions:
60 x 21 mm / 2.40 x 0.80 in
EPC Memory: 128 bits
TID Memory: available
Product Code:
Label / sticker 3006845 / IL-603258
Label / sticker 3007005 / IL-603367
Label / sticker 3006799 / IL-603238

Data sheet

AD Midas Flagtag® U9 Pure™

Chip: NXP UCode 9
Frequency Band:
UHF (860-960 Mhz)
Antenna Dimensions:
34 x 18 mm / 1.34 x 0.71 in
Die Cut Dimensions:
43 x 21 mm / 1.69 x 0.83 in
EPC Memory: 96 bits
TID Memory: 96-bit / 48-bit unique serial number
Product code:
Wet Inlay: IL-612515
Label / sticker: IL-612694

Data sheet

AD Midas Flagtag M780

Chip: Impinj M780
Frequency Band:
UHF (860-960 Mhz)
Antenna Dimensions:
34.41 x 18 mm / 1.36 x 0.71 in
Die Cut Dimensions:
43 x 21 mm / 1.7 x 0.83 in
EPC Memory: 496 bits
TID Memory: available
Product Code:
Label / sticker 3009027 / IL-604767

Data sheet

UHF RFID Inlay: Midas Flag Tag, UCODE 7XM

AD Midas Flagtag U7XM

Chip: NXP UCode 7XM
Frequency Band:
UHF (860-960 Mhz)
Antenna Dimensions:
47 x 18 mm / 1.85 x 0.71 in
Die Cut Dimensions:
72 x 21 mm / 2.84 x 0.83 in
EPC Memory: 448 bits
TID Memory: available
Product Code:
Label / sticker 3006991 / IL-603360
Label / sticker 3007153 / IL-603460

Data sheet

UHF RFID Inlay: Midas Flag Tag, UCODE 9XM

AD Midas Flagtag U9XM

Chip: NXP UCode 9xm
Frequency Band:
UHF (860-960 Mhz)
Antenna Dimensions:
34.41 x 18 mm / 1.36 x 0.71 in
Die Cut Dimensions:
43 x 21 mm / 1.69 x 0.83 in
EPC Memory: 256 bits
TID Memory: available
Product Code:
Label / sticker IL-609589

Data sheet

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