Square and compact NFC TAG 16x16 mm
NTAG213 self-adhesive NFC tags
NFC TAG NTAG213
NFC tag in the form of an NFC chip applied to a polymer self-adhesive layer.
Compact size ensuring convenient application:
- chip antenna (15.5x15.5 mm)
- self-adhesive backing (17x17 mm)
An extremely thin polymer foil was used to produce the NFC tag, making it an ideal solution for use in advertising and printing. The offered NFC tags are fully compatible with all NFC devices.
NFC tag applications
Compact NTAG213 NFC tags are fully compatible with all NFC devices (phones and tablets). NFC tags are most often used in the advertising industry, at mass events, to identify people and quickly share digital information.
Example applications:
Advertising (interactive posters, stands, leaflets)
Tickets and electronic identifiers
NTAG213
The NXP NTAG213 NFC tag enables fast, wireless data exchange (reading and writing). Fully compliant with the NFC Forum Type 2 Tag specification and ISO/IEC 14443-A standards, it ensures universal compatibility with all NFC-enabled devices, including Apple iOS (iPhone) and Android smartphones.
Operating at 13.56 MHz, the NTAG213 chip features 180 bytes of total memory, offering 144 bytes of user-programmable read/write memory. Tags can be permanently locked or password-protected to prevent data overwriting and tampering. As passive RFID transponders, these tags require no internal battery or charging—drawing power directly from the scanning device upon tap.
Key Specifications & Features:
Operating Frequency: 13.56 MHz (ISO/IEC 14443 Type A)
Memory Capacity: 180 bytes total (144 bytes user-writable memory)
Data Protection: Supports permanent write-lock and password protection
Power Source: Passive RFID (battery-free, zero maintenance required)
Compatibility: Universal support for NFC-enabled smartphones, tablets, and commercial RFID readers
NFC 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.
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