Bantu GT-E9424 UHF RFID Blade Tag Sticker (U9 Chip, 860-960MHz)

Product Overview
The Bantu GT-E9424 RFID Blade Tag is an ultra-reliable, high-sensitivity UHF transponder engineered for demanding industrial, enterprise, and asset management ecosystems. Featuring an optimized 98x27mm blade profile powered by the advanced UCODE 9 (U9) integrated circuit, this passive tag delivers broad reading ranges and superior read reliability across the global 860-960MHz UHF spectrum.

RF Architecture & Antenna Engineering
Fabricated with high-precision aluminum etching (AL 10um) on a resilient PET substrate, the GT-E9424 delivers unmatched RF energy transfer efficiency and low-loss antenna performance. Full compliance with ISO/IEC 18000-6C and EPC Class 1 Gen 2 standards guarantees seamless interoperability with standard fixed and handheld reader systems, offering high data transmission rates and robust anti-collision processing in high-density scan zones.

Ruggedization & Environmental Reliability
Constructed to thrive in hostile environments, the GT-E9424 features waterproof and weatherproof PET construction resilient against moisture ingress, UV exposure, and broad thermal swings from -40°C to +70°C. With integrated ESD protection rating up to 2000V and write endurance of 100,000 cycles, the tag guarantees structural and electrical longevity in demanding installations.

Technical Specifications
• Model: GT-E9424
• RFID Chip: NXP UCODE 9 (U9)
• Operating Frequency: 860 to 960 MHz (Global UHF)
• Air Interface Protocol: ISO/IEC 18000-6C / EPC Class 1 Gen 2
• Antenna Process: Etched Aluminum (10um)
• Substrate: Premium PET Film
• Dimensions: 98 mm x 27 mm
• Operating Mode: Passive
• Data Retention / Endurance: 100,000 write cycles
• Electrostatic Discharge (ESD): Up to 2000V
• Operating Environment: -40°C to +70°C, 20% to 90% RH

Target Applications
Engineered for enterprise asset tracking, logistics and pallet identification, carton sorting, retail inventory optimization, and industrial automation where thin profile, water resistance, and high-speed tag interrogation are essential.

FAQs

What are RFID Tag Uses?

RFID tags are typically used to uniquely identify the item to which they are attached or embedded.

The common denominator of all RFID tag use cases are:
Improved inventory speed and accuracy
No human error
Optimized logistics workflow of handling an item
Contactless payment
Access control

What is the Distance/Range of RFID Tags?

RFID reading distance depends on several factors including:
Size of the tag’s antenna
Tag chip
Tags orientation in the reader field
Strength of the reader field