Thin RFID Tags and Inlays: Choosing a Label That Survives the Job
https://yenra.com/wafer-thin-rfid-tags/
Updated September 11, 2026

Purpose: Compare actual RFID inlay and label constructions for one item and workflow.
Instructions: Use millimeters for dimensions unless explicitly recorded otherwise. Define required conditions before testing. Use manufacturer-approved handling and site procedures; this aid supplies no product ratings.

Item / surface / contents / curvature / placement area (mm):
Workflow / reader models / protocol / region / required encoding:
Candidate supplier / converter / exact inlay and chip / lot:
Dry, wet or converted label construction:
Antenna dimensions (mm) / die-cut dimensions (mm):
Finished label dimensions and thickness (mm) / tolerance:
Chip location relative to folds, seams and rollers:
Adhesive / facestock / liner / application and service conditions:
EPC memory / user memory / encoding compatibility:
Customer-required approval or specification / evidence date:
Durability requirement and source: exposure / duration / cycles / read criterion:
Applied sample placement and product revision:
Reader configuration / reference set / pre-handling result:
Handling sequence / post-handling result / physical condition:
Printer feed and encoding compatibility / result:
Failures and exceptions / investigation owner:
Decision / evidence / retained sample location:
Supplier change notification and revalidation triggers:

Example source for dimension distinctions: https://rfid.averydennison.com/en/home/product-finder/longbow.html