Find the right UHF | RAIN RFID transponder in minutes: 379 hard tags, on-metal labels, inlays, laundry and specialty tags from Xerafy, HID Global, RFCamp and the IDCRAFT label range – with read range, temperature, IP rating, chip and memory side by side. Filter, compare up to four products and request samples or a project price directly from the result. Stock items ship from Germany; encoding and printing on request.
UHF | RAIN RFID transponders operate at 860–960 MHz (EPC Gen2 / ISO 18000-63) and differ mainly in the criteria the finder filters by. Surface: on metal and other conductive surfaces a tag needs a shielded design (on-metal); on cardboard, plastic, wood or glass an off-metal label or inlay is enough. Read range: it depends on antenna, chip, reader power and environment; the values in the finder are manufacturer figures for comparison, not a guarantee for your application. Temperature and environment: operating and process temperature, IP rating and chemical resistance decide between label, hard tag, high-temperature tag and laundry tag. Memory: the EPC length sets how long the identifier may be; user memory holds additional data, for example for maintenance, inspection records or the digital product passport. Form factor and mounting: self-adhesive label, inlay for embedding, hard tag for screwing, riveting or bonding, cable-tie or textile tag.
The finder compares 379 transponders from Xerafy, HID, RFCamp and IDCRAFT against these criteria. The basics of form factors and chips are covered in our guide to RFID tags and transponders, label construction, printing and encoding in RFID labels and inlays; the range with product pages is listed under UHF RFID tags and labels. If you are unsure which tag suits your surface, reader and process, pick two or three candidates in the finder and request samples via the form. We check read range and mounting on your material before you commit.
