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Labelmatch supplies both halves of the RFID label — ARC-approved inlays and the thermal transfer ribbons that print and encode them.
An RFID label only works — and only stays compliant — when two components are matched correctly:
Get one right and the other wrong, and you don't have a working RFID label. Labelmatch supplies both.
The inlay is the embedded antenna and RFID chip sandwiched inside the label material — it's what actually makes a label "RFID." Labelmatch's current RFID label offering is built on ARC-approved inlay constructions from manufacturers such as Hana and Tageos, using NXP UCODE 8/9 and Impinj M730 chips, across a range of sizes matched to different ARC specs (see the Walmart ARC Compliance page for spec details).
Grouped by compatible printer. Talk to a rep for exact part numbers and lead times.
| Printer Compatibility | Label Size (W × L) | Inlay |
|---|---|---|
| Printronix T6000e / T4000, Zebra ZT400 / ZT600 / R110Xi4 | 4" × 1" | TX9508DU8 (NXP UCODE 8) or EOS-450 (Impinj M730) |
| Datamax H-Class / M-Class Mark II, Printronix T6000e / T4000, Zebra ZT400 / ZT600 / R110Xi4 | 4" × 2" | TX9508DU8 (NXP UCODE 8) or EOS-450 (Impinj M730) |
| 4" × 6" | TX9508DU8 (NXP UCODE 8) or EOS-450 (Impinj M730) | |
| Zebra ZD500R & ZD621R | 4" × 2" | TX9508DU8 (NXP UCODE 8) |
| 4" × 6" | TX9508DU8 (NXP UCODE 8) | |
| Zebra ZQ630 (direct thermal) | 4" × 2" | TX9508DU8 (NXP UCODE 8) |
ARC spec codes match the table on the Walmart ARC Compliance page. All available blank or pre-encoded (-ENC).
| Label Size (W × L) | Inlay | ARC Specs |
|---|---|---|
| 2" × 1" | EOS-261 (Impinj M730) | F, O, Q, R, Y2, W5, W6 |
| 2.13" × 1.378" | EOS-300 (Impinj M730) | F, I, L, O, Q, R, Y2, W5, W6 |
| 2.13" × 1.378" | TX5030AU9 (NXP UCODE 9) | F, I, L, Q, R, W5, W6, Y2 |
| 3" × 0.75" | TX7010AU9 (NXP UCODE 9) | F, I, L, O, Q, R, W5, W6, Y2 |
| 3" × 0.75" | EOS-450 (Impinj M730) | F, I, L, O, Q, R, Y2, Z, W5, W6 |
The ribbon is what a thermal transfer printer uses to print the human-readable text and barcode — and to encode the embedded RFID chip during the same print cycle.
Labelmatch is an authorized distributor of DNP, ARMOR-IIMAK, and Todaytec thermal transfer ribbons, with formulations compatible with the printer/encoders commonly used in retail compliance programs, including:
Sourcing the inlay and ribbon from two different places means hoping they're compatible. Sourcing both from Labelmatch means one partner who already understands how they need to work together — and because Labelmatch isn't tied to a single manufacturer, the combination recommended is chosen to fit the product and ARC spec, not to move one factory's inventory.
Standard sizes run from 4" × 1" up to 4" × 6" across NXP UCODE 8 and Impinj M730 inlays, plus a dedicated ARC-approved line in smaller formats — 2" × 1" up to 3" × 0.75" — each mapped to specific ARC spec codes. See the stock size tables above for the full breakdown.
SKUs ending in -ENC are encoded by Labelmatch before they ship — labels arrive ready to apply, with data already programmed onto the chip. Unmarked/blank stock ships uncoded, for customers who prefer to encode in-house.
Labels and ribbons are matched to the printer/encoders commonly used in retail compliance programs, including Zebra ZT400/ZT600, Zebra R110Xi4, Zebra ZD500R/ZD621R, Zebra ZQ630, Printronix T6000e/T4000, Datamax H-Class/M-Class Mark II, and SATO CL4NX.
No. Labelmatch is an authorized distributor of DNP, ARMOR-IIMAK, and Todaytec thermal transfer ribbons, and its RFID label offering is built on ARC-approved inlay constructions from manufacturers such as Hana and Tageos. Recommendations are based on what fits the product and spec, not on what one factory happens to produce.
No — every program is quoted based on volume, spec, and printer setup, and there's no downloadable spec sheet. Talk to a rep for exact technical specifications and pricing for your application.
Yes, we are happy to send you samples for testing.