The smallest NFC tag 8x14mm

We present the smallest NFC tags in the form of a label available on the market:

- chip antenna (8x14mm)

- polymer self-adhesive backing (11x17mm)

Rectangular NFC tags in the form of a chip RFID placed on a polymer label with a self-adhesive layer. NFC tags are fully compatible with all phones and tablets with an NFC module.

The small size and the use of a very thin self-adhesive foil make it an ideal solution for creating interactive advertising materials (leaflets, posters, stands, business cards).

The use of NFC labels

Offered NFC NTAG213 labels are fully compatible with all devices equipped with an active NFC module (phones, tablets). NFC tags are most often used in the advertising industry, at mass events, to identify people and quickly share digital information.

Example applications:

Interactive advertising (smartposter, stands, leaflets, business cards)

Mass events

Proximity information sharing

Quick identification proximity

Many others...

TAG NFC NTAG213

NFC tag enables wireless exchange of information (read / write). Just hold your phone close to the NFC tag to start communicating. NTAG213 NFC tags are compatible with the NFC Foum Type 2 standard, which guarantees the ability to write and read tags by all phones equipped with an NFC module, regardless of their operating system: Android, Windows Phone, Black Berry.

NTAG213 NFC tags operate at a frequency of 13.56 MHz. The NFC chip used has 180B of memory, of which 144B are ready to record any data by the user. NFC tags can be protected against re-writing/deleting data. The devices do not have an internal power supply, so there is no need to replace/charge the battery.

NFC/RFID standards

ISO 14443A

NDEF

NFC Forum Type 2 Tag

Quality

We guarantee 100,000 writing operations on the offered NFC Tags.

The data storage period is 10 years.

More about our quality control procedures.

NFC software

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