NFC Tag

NFC Tag

NFC (Near Field Communication) tags are short-range communication chips based on Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology.

They are typically used to store and transmit data, supporting interaction with NFC-enabled devices such as mobile phones and card readers.

NFC offers advantages due to its short operating distance (typically 2-10cm) and high security.

📋 Product Specifications

🔧 Applications

Smart devices, payments, access control, logistics, gaming and entertainment, and more.

• Identification, public transportation, hospital healthcare
• Event ticketing, electronic toll collection
• Asset management, libraries and rental
• Loyalty systems and access control management

🏠 Smart Home & IoT Applications

• Quick Setup & Pairing – Tap to instantly connect devices to smartphones or networks, eliminating complex setup steps.
• Automated Controls
• Maintenance & Diagnostics
• Smart Home Integration
• Anti-Theft & Authentication
• Fleet Management

🏢 Why Partner With Us?

• ✅ Full OEM/ODM Service: Custom chip selection, artwork design, encoding, and branded packaging — all under one roof.
• ✅ Flexible Orders: Scalable from small pilot runs to large-volume production.
• ✅ Fast Turnaround: Streamlined production and quality control for on-time delivery.
• ✅ Certified Quality: ISO 14443A, ISO 15693, and ISO 18000 compliant.
• ✅ Dedicated Engineering Support: Technical team support from specification to delivery.

📧 Ready to Start Your Project?

Contact our engineering team today to receive a full datasheet and tailored quote for your project.

❓ FAQs：

Q1. What is an NFC tag and how does it work?

An NFC tag is a passive chip that stores data and communicates wirelessly with NFC-enabled devices (smartphones, readers) at 13.56MHz within 2–10cm. No battery needed — it is powered by the reader's radio field.

Q2. Do NFC tags work with all smartphones?

Yes. NFC tags are compatible with Android smartphones and iPhone 7 or later. No app is required for basic functions such as opening a URL or triggering an action.

Q3. Can NFC tags be rewritten or locked?

Most NFC tags are rewritable. They can also be permanently locked in read-only mode for product authentication, anti-counterfeiting, or tamper-proofing applications.

Q4. What is the difference between NFC tags and RFID tags?

NFC is a subset of RFID operating at 13.56MHz with a short range (2–10cm), optimized for secure, two-way communication with smartphones. RFID covers a broader range of frequencies and distances, including UHF for long-range logistics and inventory tracking.

Q5. Can I customize the shape, size, and chip?

Yes. Custom shape, size, material, chip type, logo printing, and pre-encoding are all available. Branded packaging is also supported.

Q6. Do you offer OEM or white-label manufacturing?

Yes. Full OEM/ODM service — your design, your brand, no mention of us. We have been manufacturing NFC & RFID products since 2011.