RFID Labels for Teflon, Paraffin, and Wax Surfaces – 0.9375″ x 0.9375″#ZRF3-PRF-67NP

Yes, these RFID labels are thermal-transfer printable and require an ink ribbon to be printed. To achieve the proper printout, these labels require an XAR-class ink ribbon of the same width or larger, suitable for the RFID thermal-transfer printer being used.

Yes, a UHF RFID printer is required to accurately encode these labels when printing. We recommend the Zebra ZD621R RFID thermal-transfer printer.

Yes, these labels have a strong permanent adhesive that will adhere to hard-to-stick surfaces, such as low-surface energy (LSE) plastics, Teflon/Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), Perfluoroalkoxy (PFA), parchment paper, and paraffin wax. They are also excellent for rough or smooth plastic surfaces such as acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS), polypropylene (PP), and others.

Yes, our RFID labels for Teflon, Paraffin, and wax surfaces can withstand temperatures up to +70°C/+158°F. For RFID labels that withstand higher temperatures or that are autoclave-resistant, we recommend our  Heat-Resistant RFID Labels.

Yes, ZRF3-PRF-class RFID labels withstand exposure to xylene, acetone, and common alcohols. The printout is also resistant to these chemicals when printed with our recommended XAR-class ribbon. Prior testing is strongly recommended

Yes, these RFID labels can be read while immersed (up to 1″/25 mm) in xylene, alcohols, and acetone, as well as in water, and when are in contact with oily dirty surfaces when using our recommended UHF RFID reader. Prior testing of RFID readability while immersed in other liquids is strongly recommended.

No, these RFID labels are provided with a permanent chemical-resistant adhesive that is not made for easy removal.

The UHF RFID chip (Class 1, Gen2) of these RFID labels can be encoded with up to 32 hexadecimal characters.

Yes, ZRF3-PRF-class RFID labels contain read-write UHF RFID chips. Thus, you can rewrite the EPC memory bank up to 100,000 times if the permalock feature is not active.

Yes, an UHF RFID reader is required to access the encoded data. It can be handheld, fixed, and integrated. We recommend the Unitech Handheld UHF RFID Reader for mobility, reach, and ease of use. This reader is able to read UHF RFID chips and scan 1D and 2D barcodes.

Place the UHF RFID reader at a maximum of 12″ (30.5 cm) away from the sample in any direction. However, the read range can vary according to the UHF RFID reader being used.

Yes, they are compatible with both regulations. Interrogate these labels with a UHF reader capable of reading the frequency band.

No, these labels employ UHF RFID technology and thus can be interrogated in another band frequency apart from NFC RFID labels. Thus, a dedicated UHF RFID reader is needed. For RFID labels customized with NFC RFID technology, contact our technical support team.

Yes, you can scan/read multiple ZRF3-PRF-class RFID labels at the same time within the interrogation timeout (in seconds), even without a direct line-of-sight to the UHF RFID reader.

No, ZRF3-PRF-class RFID labels are battery-free. They do not require a battery to be functional as they employ passive RFID technology.

Yes, you can design your own template that corresponds to the size of the label using specialized software such as BarTender Pro (or higher) and ZebraDesigner3 Pro, which allow you to encode the RFID tags as well.

Yes, we can provide our ZRF3-PRF-class RFID labels printed with full-color graphics and logos, as well as variable or serialized information from a database. Please consult our technical support team for details regarding custom encoding and other custom printing options.