Our company provides UHF RFID dry inlay, UHF RFID wet inlay, and different kinds of sizes paper adhesive labels.

Adhesive paper tag has back gum (making of wet inlay), paper RFID tag doesn’t have back gum (making of dry inlay).

There are 13.65mhz HF RFID inlay and 860-960mhz UHF RFID inlay.

An UHF RFID inlay with an Impinj M730 chip typically consists of a chip and antenna integrated onto a substrate. Here’s a breakdown of the key features based on your description:

1. Chip: The Impinj M730 is a high-performance UHF RFID chip known for its speed and reliability. It’s suitable for a wide range of applications including supply chain management, inventory tracking, and asset management.
2. Antenna: The antenna is designed to work with the M730 chip to facilitate communication with RFID readers. The design of the antenna affects the read range and performance of the overall inlay.
3. Substrate: The use of PET (polyethylene terephthalate) as a substrate provides durability and resistance to environmental factors. PET is commonly used in RFID inlays due to its strength and flexibility.
4. Layering: With the chip and antenna placed face up on a PET substrate and covered with another layer of PET, this arrangement is designed to protect the components while allowing for effective reading of the RFID signals.
5. Thermal Printable: The inlay is likely designed to be compatible with thermal printing technology, allowing users to print tracking or product information directly onto the surface of the RFID inlay. This is useful for customization and real-time data updates.

Overall, this configuration is typical for RFID tags used in various applications, especially where durability and ease of printing are important. If you need details on performance specifications, applications, or comparisons, feel free to ask!

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