RFID Transferable Labels

A label that can be peeled off one item and re-stuck on another is a hole in any tracking or authentication scheme. The designs in this family close that hole: face stock and adhesive are balanced so that removal destroys the antenna structure, keeping the identity permanently married to the original item. Typical uses include warranty seals, ticketing, controlled assets and any program where one tag must equal exactly one object.

Selection notes

The reference format measures 52 × 26 mm on an art-paper face — printable by thermal transfer for serial numbers and barcodes — and carries an NXP UCODE 9, a current-generation chip with strong sensitivity for compact labels. When adapting it, weigh three things: the surface being sealed (paper, plastic and glass each interact differently with a destructible construction), the print content required on the face, and whether your process needs pre-encoded EPCs so labels arrive ready to apply. Size, face material, chip and encoding can all be customized around the same transfer-resistant behavior.

From sample to volume

Request free samples — shipped freight collect, usually within 3–5 working days — and then try honestly to defeat them on your own product; that is the only test of an anti-transfer label worth trusting. Every enquiry receives a quote within 24 hours, and once artwork is signed off, mass production runs 7–15 days on partner lines certified to ISO 9001.