The RFID dual-frequency tag epitomizes the confluence of UHF (Ultra High Frequency) and NFC (Near Field Communication) technologies. By integrating these frequencies, the tag offers a robust solution that covers multiple stages of a product's lifecycle – from production and warehousing to anti-counterfeiting traceability.

Features:

• Dual Frequency Functionality: The tag seamlessly operates in the UHF bandwidth of 860~960MHz and the high frequency (HF) of 13.56MHz.

• Standards Compliance: Adheres to international standards such as EPC C1G2 (ISO 18000-6C) and IS0/IEC TYPE A 14443.

• Data Sharing: By utilizing shared storage space on the chip, this tag can consistently record data throughout the entire product lifecycle.

Advantages:

 Rapid UHF RFID Inventory:

Massive Data Collection: One of UHF RFID's standout features is its capability for long-distance transmission and bulk reading.

Optimized for B-Side Operations: UHF is particularly adept at fulfilling the requirements of scenarios that demand swift inventories, like in warehousing, logistics, and sorting processes.

 Enhanced Interaction via HF RFID:

NFC Integration: Since NFC is essentially a subset of HF RFID technology, this dual-frequency tag can directly communicate with NFC-enabled mobile phones.

Expanded Use Cases: The direct mobile phone interaction substantially broadens the application spectrum of the RFID tag, particularly for anti-counterfeiting and traceability demands.

Available customizations are the following:

Design: Customized different size by the customer different project request.

Printing:
Monochrome printing or 4-colors in offset, starting from a graphic layout  equipped by the customer in vector format . Serial number, barcode or EPC printing. Other customizations are available on demand.

Chip encoding: Encoding of EPC code of RFID UHF transponders, HF and UHF tag memory write, also from database provided by the client Temporary or permanent contents-lock through a password. EPC code and TID code association in database. UID code and progressive/barcode association. UID HF code association in EPC UHF code.