Our RFID label seal tag combines a printable PET face, serialized UHF identity and adhesive sealing structure in a 115 × 60 mm format. It can bridge a carton flap, bottle closure, access panel or package opening so physical inspection and electronic identification follow the same item record.
RFID Label Seal Tag Specifications
Confirm the final chip memory map, destination frequency and removal response against an approved sample before production.
| Specification | Listed Configuration | Project Requirement |
|---|---|---|
| Tag dimensions | 115 × 60 × 0.2 mm | Measure the package and sealing area |
| Chip | G2IL+ | Confirm the final chip code on the order |
| Protocol | ISO 18000-6C Gen2 V2 | Match the reader and software environment |
| TID/UID | 64 bits | Define its role in the item record |
| EPC memory | 128 bits | Approve the EPC serialization structure |
| User memory | 512 bits listed; confirmation required | Submit the exact data requirement |
| Reserved memory | 32 bits listed | Confirm password and access requirements |
| Operating frequency | 902–907 and 915–928 MHz | Select the destination-market frequency |
| Face material | Printable white PET | Approve artwork and print treatment |
| Reference read range | Up to 500 cm, reader dependent | Test on the completed package |
| Installation | Adhesive backing | Confirm surface material and coating |
| Seal characteristic | Tamper evident and tamper detection | Approve the required removal result |
Bridge the Package Opening
The seal should cross the opening path so lifting, peeling or opening stresses the label instead of leaving it intact on one package panel.
Carton Flap
Place the label across the flap and carton body while avoiding unsupported gaps, sharp folds and damaged board fibers.
Bottle or Jar Closure
Bridge the cap and container while checking curvature, cap movement, moisture and nearby foil or metal.
Access Panel or Case
Apply the seal across the opening line where removal or entry should create an inspectable change.
Define the Seal Record at Each Handover
| Process Stage | Physical Check | RFID Check | Record Update |
|---|---|---|---|
| Packing | Correct sealing point and full adhesion | EPC matches the packed item | Package ID, batch and packing time |
| Warehouse release | Seal remains complete and attached | Expected EPC appears in the shipment | Order, pallet or dispatch assignment |
| Transfer point | No lifting, tearing or visible replacement | Identifier matches the transfer record | Location, date and receiving party |
| Final receipt | Seal condition accepted or disputed | EPC reconciled with the delivery | Receipt status and exception evidence |
| Authorized opening | Opening performed by the defined method | Final status captured if required | Operator, reason and opening time |
Match the Adhesive to the Package Surface
Surface Energy
Identify whether the seal bonds to coated board, glass, rigid plastic, flexible film or another substrate.
Package Geometry
Check flatness, curvature, seams, recesses and the movement created when the package is opened.
Service Conditions
Define application temperature, storage time, humidity, abrasion and expected handling during transport.
Connect Printed and Electronic Identification
Visible Data
- Brand artwork and product text
- Serial or package number
- Barcode or QR code
- Batch and handling information
RFID Data
- Approved EPC structure
- TID-to-EPC relationship
- Required user-memory content
- Password handling requirements
Finished Records
- Printed-code and EPC association
- Duplicate identifier checking
- Encoding verification result
- Output-file format and sequence
Validate Removal and RFID Response Together
Prepare
Clean and condition representative packages using the intended production procedure.
Apply
Bridge the approved opening with controlled position, pressure and application temperature.
Read
Verify the intact label using the intended reader, antenna, orientation and packaging contents.
Remove
Open or peel the seal and document visible damage, transfer resistance and RFID behavior.
Plan the RFID Read Zone
| Reading Method | Typical Purpose | Setup Variable | Validation Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Handheld inspection | Package verification and exception checks | Reader power, angle and operator route | Required package read consistently |
| Packing station | Encode and verify one package at a time | Near-field control and adjacent-tag separation | Correct EPC matched to the package |
| Conveyor checkpoint | Identify sealed packages in motion | Speed, spacing and antenna coverage | Approved read rate without cross-reads |
| Portal reading | Shipment or pallet reconciliation | Package density and orientation | Expected EPC list captured by zone |
Information Needed for Configuration
Package and Seal Requirements
- Package material and surface coating
- Protected opening and application area
- Nearby metal, foil or liquid contents
- Required removal evidence
- Storage and transport conditions
RFID and Customization
- Destination frequency requirement
- Reader and antenna models
- EPC and memory requirements
- Artwork, printed data and encoding file
- Quantity and destination country
Related RFID Seal Labels
Compare the label material, frequency, package position and required removal result before selecting a related RFID seal.
RFID Label Seal Tag Questions
What makes this different from a standard RFID label? +
The label is intended to bridge a package opening and provide inspectable evidence when removed or disturbed. The final result depends on its construction, adhesive, package surface and placement.
Does the label prove that a package is authentic? +
The label supplies a physical seal and RFID identity. Authentication requires controlled identifier issuance, database validation and rules for unknown, duplicated or mismatched records.
Is the five-meter reading distance guaranteed? +
No. It is a reference value. Actual performance depends on the reader, antenna, power, orientation, package material, contents, nearby tags and surrounding metal.
Can the seal be applied to foil or metal packaging? +
Metal and foil can detune a standard UHF antenna. Provide the complete package structure and proposed seal position so applied samples can be tested before production.
Can removed labels be transferred to another package? +
The tamper-evident construction is intended to make removal visible or affect tag function. Transfer resistance must be verified on the actual package surface after the required dwell time.
Can printed serial numbers be matched with EPC data? +
Yes, subject to an approved data format. Provide the EPC sequence, visible-code rules, artwork and required output file so the relationship can be verified.
What information is required for a quotation? +
Please provide the package surface, sealing point, removal requirement, destination frequency, reader model, memory requirement, artwork, encoding data, quantity and destination country.
Configure the RFID Seal Around Your Package
Send us the package structure, protected opening, required removal result, destination frequency, reader setup, artwork, RFID data and quantity for configuration review and pricing.
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