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"Thin tags that hide perfectly under book spines. Fully ISO 15693 compliant, compatible with Koha."
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UHF RFID Labels
HF Library Inlay Tags and RFID Book Labels for KOHA
ISO 15693 Stick-in-Book Inlays Purpose-Built for Libraries
₹7
★ 4.6
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🏷️ Wholesale Bulk Tiers (Per Unit)
Up to 80% Volume Off
≤ 100 pcs ₹20
101 – 1k ₹15
1k – 5k ₹10
5k – 10k ₹7
10k – 1L ₹5
1L – 10L ₹4
Enterprise Assurances
🛡️ 1-Year OEM Warranty
⚡ Tag Testing Lab
🚚 Pan-India Dispatch
🛠️ SDK / API Support
Description
The HF Library Inlay Tags and RFID Book Labels for KOHA (Model: PRD_HW_HF_LIBRARY_TAG) are archival-grade, high-sensitivity 13.56 MHz RFID labels designed specifically for automated library book circulation, manuscript preservation, self-checkout kiosks, and anti-theft security gates. Powered by the industry-standard NXP ICODE SLIX (SL2S2002) silicon IC, these labels adhere to the ISO/IEC 15693, ISO/IEC 18000-3 Mode 1, and international ISO 28560 RFID library standards, providing seamless integration with Koha ILS via the 3M SIP2 protocol.
1. Vicinity Standard RF Physics & 3D Walk-Through Gate Detection
Unlike proximity cards, ISO 15693 vicinity technology delivers an extended magnetic field coupling that enables read distances up to 1.5 meters across walk-through library security gates and 20 to 30 cm on staff circulation desktop pads. The tag integrates dedicated Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) anti-theft bits and an Application Family Identifier (AFI) register (pre-set to 0xC2 for library circulation).
2. Archival-Safe Acid-Free Adhesive & High-Speed Auditing
Featuring an optimized 40 mm × 25 mm or 50 mm × 50 mm footprint on a clear PET carrier, the label is coated with an acid-free, non-yellowing permanent acrylic adhesive that will not degrade delicate historical book paper or bleed into bindings. It enables librarians to perform rapid walking shelf inventory audits capturing over 700 books per minute with 50-year data retention.
Specifications
- Model Number
- PRD-HF-LIB-ICODESLIX
- Chipset IC
- NXP ICODE SLIX (SL2S2002 Authentic NXP Semiconductors)
- Operating Frequency
- 13.56 MHz High Frequency (HF Vicinity Band)
- Protocol Standards
- ISO/IEC 15693 / ISO/IEC 18000-3 Mode 1 (ISO 28560 Ready)
- Total Memory
- 1,024 Bits EEPROM (32 Blocks of 4 Bytes)
- User Memory
- 896 Bits (28 Blocks of 4 Bytes ISO 28560 Formatted)
- UID Serial Number
- 64-Bit Factory-Locked Unique Identifier
- Security Features
- Hardware EAS Bit, AFI Register (0xC2), 32-Bit Password Protection
- Label Dimensions
- 40.0 mm × 25.0 mm / 50.0 mm × 50.0 mm Rectangular
- Adhesive Layer
- Archival-Grade Acid-Free Permanent Acrylic Adhesive
- Reading Distance
- Up to 1.5m (3D Security Gate) / 20–30 cm (Circulation Pad)
- Data Retention & Endurance
- 50 Years Minimum Data Retention / 100,000 Write Cycles
- Packaging Format
- Single-Row Roll on 3-Inch (76mm) Core (1,000 / 2,000 Pcs)
Verified Reviews
4.6 out of 5
Based on 5 verified client reviews.
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Harsh Chhabra, School Time Founder (schooltime.co.in)
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"Holds program data securely. Drastically reduced inventory misplacements in our library."
Tribhuvan Maheshwari, omkar astro founder (omkarastro.co.in)
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"Highly durable adhesive. The tags survive constant borrowing handling without peeling off."
Dr. Sarah Johnson, University Library Director
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"EAS security bit toggles instantly during library checkout and return."
Manish Kumar, Head Librarian at Apex Institute
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"Custom print option with library logo and barcode looks very professional."
Questions
How do these HF ICODE SLIX labels integrate with the Koha Library Management System?
The labels conform strictly to ISO 28560 and communicate with Koha via the 3M SIP2 protocol. When a book is issued at the circulation desk or self-checkout kiosk, Koha disarms the EAS security bit so patrons can walk through exit gates without triggering alarms.
Is the adhesive safe for rare books and historical manuscripts?
Yes. The labels use an acid-free, non-destructive permanent acrylic adhesive that is chemically neutral, preventing paper yellowing, staining, or degradation over decades of library archival storage.
How fast can library staff conduct shelf inventory audits with these tags?
Using an RFID handheld inventory wand (such as the Chainway C72 or C71), staff can sweep library shelves at walking speed, auditing 700+ books per minute and instantly identifying misplaced or missing accession numbers.
What is the HSN Code and GST rate for library RFID labels in India?
Library RFID inlays and labels fall under HSN Code 8523 with an 18% GST rate. RFID Softwares provides full GST tax invoices for university libraries, college networks, and research institutes across India.
Can these tags be printed with book accession numbers and library logos?
Yes. We supply these labels as white paper printable stickers compatible with desktop thermal transfer printers (such as Zebra ZD621R) for simultaneous barcode printing and RFID encoding.
Unit Price
₹7
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