Rafsec UHF EPC Products — New Low Price, Industry-Leading Quality And Immediate Availability

UPM Raflatac, a leading RFID tag and inlay manufacturer, announces that its Rafsec UHF Gen1 and Gen2 ShortDipole inlay products are now available for immediate delivery at competitive prices and unsurpassed level of quality with product yield averaging 98 per cent.

In addition to top quality, UPM Raflatac offers industry-leading delivery times and flexibility. The average delivery time is less than 2 weeks, with many products shipped within 5 days. UPM Raflatac is focused on continuing to deliver outstanding products for Gen1 or Gen2 compliance projects at pilot or roll-out stages.

The low-cost inlays are manufactured at UPM Raflatac RFID production facility in Fletcher, North Carolina, USA, with innovative technology for the volume production of EPC (Electronic Product Code) -compliant UHF tags and inlays. The facility is fully operational today offering the best manufacturing yield and availability in the industry.

Rafsec RFID products offer excellent readability with various fit-for-application delivery formats. They have already been tested, approved and used by a large number of leading RFID adopters. Rafsec RFID inlays are available in the form of finished RFID labels and tags from a number of leading RFID label converters.

For further information please contact: Mr Jan Svoboda, Business Development Director, RFID, UPM Raflatac, +1 704 644 0877.

About UPM Raflatac
UPM Raflatac is a world-leading supplier of pressure sensitive labelstock for a wide variety of needs in product and information labeling. In addition, the company is at the global forefront in the development and high-volume production of radio frequency identification (RFID) tags and inlays. UPM Raflatac has around 2,300 employees and annual sales of approximately EUR 860 million. The company has a global service network consisting of 11 factories on five continents and a broad network of terminals and sales offices worldwide. UPM Raflatac is part of UPM, a leading global forest products company with annual sales of EUR 10 billion and stocks listed on the Helsinki and New York stock exchanges.