UHF 
UHF NXP UCODE 9
AZ-U9-60X4
UCODE 9 UHF RFID Inlay, 60 × 4 mm
A 60 × 4 mm UHF RFID inlay on UCODE 9, available as dry inlay, wet inlay or finished label.
Validate samples first. Engineer reply within 24 h.
| SKU | AZ-U9-60X4 |
|---|---|
| Frequency | UHF 860–960 MHz |
| Protocol | EPC Gen2v2 (ISO/IEC 18000-63), RAIN RFID |
| Chip | NXP UCODE 9 |
| Memory | 96-bit EPC (pre-serialization supported), 96-bit TID with a 48-bit unique serial number, no user memory |
| Chip read sensitivity | up to −24 dBm vendor datasheet value for the bare chip, not the finished tag |
| Antenna size | 60 × 4 mm |
| Format | Inlay (dry / wet / label) |
| Read range | up to 7.5 m (reference) depends on reader, antenna, power and the tagged material |
| Typical applications | Logistics & supply chain, Automotive |
Design and application notes
This UHF RFID inlay combines the NXP UCODE 9 chip with a slim dipole antenna measuring 60 × 4 mm, a slim strip that fits narrow edges, spines and rims. It is read by EPC Gen2 (ISO/IEC 18000-63) readers across the 860–960 MHz band.
NXP UCODE 9 provides 96-bit EPC (pre-serialization supported), 96-bit TID with a 48-bit unique serial number, no user memory. NXP specifies a read sensitivity of up to −24 dBm and a write sensitivity of up to −22 dBm for the bare chip; the range of the finished tag also depends on the antenna, the reader and the tagged material. Datasheet highlights: Self-Adjust auto-tuning, Memory Safeguard data integrity, dynamic backscatter and a pre-serialized 96-bit EPC; works with single-slit antennas.
Our reference figure for this design is up to 7.5 m (reference). Range depends on the reader, antenna, power and tagged material; test samples in your own setup before you commit to volume.
It is typically used for carton, tote and pallet labels and automotive parts, containers and work-in-progress tracking. The application pages below give chip and size recommendations for each industry.
Order it as a dry inlay for your own converting, a wet inlay with adhesive and liner, or a finished label, blank or printed and EPC-encoded. We ship samples first so you can validate on your own items and readers, then quote the format you tested.
Order in the format you need
Confirm the construction and encoding during sampling, then quote the configuration you validated.
Dry inlay
Chip and antenna on a PET carrier without adhesive, for your own converting, hang tags or lamination.
Wet inlay
The same inlay with pressure-sensitive adhesive on a liner, applied like a sticker.
Label
Paper or synthetic face stock over the inlay, blank or printed, ready for RFID printers.
Custom
Other label sizes, face stocks, adhesives, printing, encoding and roll formats on request.
How ordering works
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Specify
Share surface, read distance, chip preference and volume. We shortlist tags that fit.
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Sample
Receive sample tags of the shortlisted designs to try in your own setup.
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Validate
Test on your items, readers and printers. We adjust chip, size or format if needed.
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Produce & ship
Volume production with 100% inline electrical test, then export shipping.
Frequently asked questions
Can I order the AZ-U9-60X4 as a wet inlay or a printed label?
Yes. The same chip and antenna are available as a dry inlay (no adhesive), a wet inlay (adhesive on a liner) or a label with paper or synthetic face stock, blank or printed. EPC encoding and custom label sizes are quoted on request; see custom tags.
What read range will I get with the AZ-U9-60X4?
Our reference value is up to 7.5 m (reference). Real-world range depends on the reader, antenna, power and the tagged material, so we recommend testing samples in your setup.
How do I get samples and a quote for the AZ-U9-60X4?
Use the quote button on this page or request samples. Tell us the item, surface, read distance and annual volume; an engineer replies within 24 hours with a recommendation and a sample plan.
Selection guides
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Dry Inlay, Wet Inlay or RFID Label: What Are You Buying?
Understand dry inlays, adhesive wet inlays and converted labels. Specify the antenna, finished dimensions and roll format so your RFID order is usable.
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UCODE, Monza and Higgs: Compare UHF RFID Chips
Compare UHF chip memory, reader features and lifecycle support. Use official datasheets to shortlist chips, then test the complete inlay on your items.
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