ARC Certified Standard Products

Retailer tagging mandates take the guesswork out of inlay selection — and move it into sourcing the right certified label at the right price. This family gathers UHF labels built on ARC-certified standard designs: inlay layouts performance-tested under the ARC program, the benchmark that programs such as Walmart’s supplier tagging requirements reference. Formats here include 76 × 20 mm and 80 × 20 mm apparel labels, a 60 × 40 mm design, plus companion products for glass bottles and returnable containers.

How to choose within the family

Start from your mandate document: the spec sheet from your retailer names approved inlay categories, so match the label’s certified design to that category rather than shopping on price alone. Then pick the size for the packaging — 76 × 20 mm and 80 × 20 mm suit apparel tickets and boxed goods, while 60 × 40 mm gives more print area for barcodes and human-readable data. Chip follows the certified design; Impinj M730 and M750 appear across the range. Face material, surface printing and encoding remain customizable, provided the certified inlay geometry itself is preserved so the compliance status stays valid.

Ordering against a deadline

Compliance dates drive these purchases, so the cycle is fixed and predictable: quotations within 24 hours, free samples freight collect in 3–5 working days for your test-and-approve step, and mass production 7–15 days after artwork approval on ISO 9001-audited partner lines — encoded to your retailer’s serialization rules on request.