Library RFID Tags & Book Labels

NXP ICODE SLIX Library RFID Wet Inlay 40x25mm [ICODESlix-13722]

ISO 15693 / ISO 28560 Compliant HF RFID Wet Inlay with EAS & AFI for Library Automation

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Description

The NXP ICODE SLIX Library RFID Wet Inlay 40x25mm (Model: ICODESlix-13722) is the global benchmark contactless label engineered specifically for automated library management, document archives, and legal file tracking. Powered by the authentic NXP ICODE SLIX (SL2S2002) integrated circuit, this inlay adheres to the ISO/IEC 15693 and ISO/IEC 18000-3 Mode 1 vicinity standards, enabling high-speed shelf scanning and reliable long-range book detection through 3D library security portal gates up to 1.5 meters wide.

1. Vicinity Protocol & Library Data Model Standards

Operating at 13.56 MHz HF, the ICODE SLIX chip features 1,024 bits of total EEPROM memory, offering 896 bits (28 blocks of 32 bits) of user memory structured to support the international ISO 28560 RFID standard for libraries. The chip includes a factory-locked 64-bit Unique Identifier (UID), dedicated Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) anti-theft security bits, and an Application Family Identifier (AFI) register (pre-set to 0xC2 for library circulation). It is 100% plug-and-play compatible with Koha ILS, 3M SIP2 protocol gateways (Port 6001), and RFID self-checkout kiosks.

2. High-Speed Shelf Audits & Archival-Grade Adhesive

The rectangular 40 mm × 25 mm footprint features an optimized multi-turn etched antenna that provides strong omnidirectional coupling when affixed inside book covers or file folders. It allows librarians to perform rapid walking shelf audits capturing over 700 books per minute using handheld RFID sweep wands. Coated with an acid-free, non-destructive permanent acrylic adhesive, the inlays protect delicate historical book spines while ensuring 50-year data retention.

Specifications

Model Number
ICODESlix-13722
Chipset IC
NXP ICODE SLIX (SL2S2002 Authentic NXP Semiconductors)
Operating Frequency
13.56 MHz High Frequency (HF)
Communication Protocol
ISO/IEC 15693 / ISO/IEC 18000-3 Mode 1 (Vicinity Standards)
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
Inlay Dimensions
40.0 mm × 25.0 mm ± 0.3 mm Rectangular
Antenna Dimensions
38.0 mm × 23.0 mm Etched Aluminum Coil
Base Substrate
50µm Clear PET Film with Acid-Free Acrylic Adhesive
Operating Temperature
-25°C to +70°C (-13°F to +158°F)
Data Retention & Endurance
50 Years Minimum Data Retention / 100,000 Write Cycles
Reading Distance
Up to 1.5m (3D Security Gate) / 20–30 cm (Circulation Pad)
Delivery Format
Single-Row Roll on 3-Inch (76mm) Core (1,000 / 2,000 Pcs)

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Questions

How does the NXP ICODE SLIX inlay integrate with the Koha Library Management System?
The ICODE SLIX inlay integrates seamlessly with Koha ILS via the 3M SIP2 protocol (Port 6001) or direct Koha REST APIs. During checkout at staff stations or self-service kiosks, Koha validates the book accession number from the user memory and automatically toggles the EAS security bit to disarmed status, allowing patrons to pass through exit gates without triggering alarms.
What is the difference between ISO 15693 (ICODE) and ISO 14443A (MIFARE/NFC) for libraries?
ISO 15693 is a vicinity standard designed for longer read distances (up to 1.5 meters), enabling wide walk-through security gates and fast walking shelf inventory audits. ISO 14443A is a proximity standard limited to ~5–10cm, making ISO 15693 ICODE SLIX the globally accepted standard for library book management.
Is the adhesive safe for rare books and historical manuscripts?
Yes. The inlay uses an archival-grade, acid-free, permanent acrylic adhesive that adheres firmly without causing chemical yellowing, paper degradation, or moisture bleeding into historical or modern book pages.
Can staff perform inventory shelf audits without removing books from shelves?
Yes. By sweeping an Android RFID handheld reader (such as the Chainway C72 or C71) along the bookshelf, staff can scan and verify hundreds of ICODE SLIX-tagged books per minute, instantly identifying misplaced, overdue, or missing items.
What is the GST rate and HSN code for library RFID tags in India?
Library RFID inlays fall under HSN Code 8523 and attract an 18% GST rate. RFID Softwares supplies government universities, public libraries, and private institutions across India with full GST invoicing.