Discover a new dimension of inventory management and security with our blank RFID HF-NFC 65x35mm tags. Designed to provide maximum flexibility and fast, accurate reading, these tags are ideal for complex environments where asset traceability and security are essential.
Available in two versions:
For all surfaces: 1000 tags per roll.
For metal surfaces (On Metal): 400 tags per roll.
These NFC tags are perfect for use in a variety of sectors, from retail to logistics and industry.
Exceptional Reading Performance
Our RFID HF-NFC 65x35mm tags are equipped with Fudan N213 chips, ensuring optimal reading performance. Thanks to their NFC and HF (High Frequency) technology, they offer a reading range of up to 2 meters, ideal for a wide range of applications to optimize inventory or asset management systems.
Applications and Surface Compatibility
RFID HF-NFC tags are perfectly suited for use on all surfaces: plastics, cardboard, and other non-metallic materials. For metal surfaces, we offer a special version that maximizes reading performance through a specific adhesive designed to overcome metallic interference.
Fudan N213 RFID Chip
Our RFID tags are equipped with the Fudan N213 chip, a high-capacity NFC chip offering several advantages:
- 144-byte memory (divided into sectors for secure and flexible data management).
- Enhanced security with a password for memory access protection.
- Compatible protocols: ISO/IEC 14443A for NFC devices, including smartphones.
Customization and Enhanced Security
Our RFID tags can be customized to meet your company’s specific needs. You can add a logo, barcodes, or specific information for increased visibility and optimized stock management. Additionally, each NFC tag comes pre-encoded with a serial number and a barcode for enhanced security.
Technical Specifications
Chip Type | Fudan N213 |
Memory | 144 bytes user memory, with 120–128 characters available for NDEF messages |
Frequency | 13.56 MHz (HF) / NFC |
Protocol | ISO 15693, NFC Forum Type 2 |
Reading Distance | Up to 2m |
Dimensions | 65x35mm |
Adhesive | Strong and durable |
Formats and Quantities
- For all surfaces: 1000 tags per roll.
- For metal surfaces: 400 tags per roll.
HF and NFC Technologies for Proximity Tracking Needs
NFC technology (Near Field Communication) works at very short ranges, typically a few centimeters. Equipped with NFC chips, our tags enable immediate and secure connections by simply bringing a compatible reader or smartphone close. This technology is ideal for:
- Contactless payments.
- Access badges.
- Transportation cards.
With their ease of use, NFC tags are perfect for applications requiring quick and intuitive interaction. HF technology uses a frequency of 13.56 MHz, like NFC, but with a slightly extended range of up to 1 meter. This makes them suitable for:
- Library tracking.
- Small-area inventory.
- Security checkpoints.
As a result, our HF/NFC tags offer broader reading capabilities while maintaining excellent accuracy.
The Difference Between All-Surface RFID and On-Metal RFID
All-surface RFID tags can be prone to interference when used on metallic surfaces. That’s why we offer On-Metal RFID tags, specifically designed for these environments, with an optimized adhesive and structure to maintain stable reading performance even on metallic surfaces.
Extensive Compatibility with Smartphones and Professional Terminals
The NFC Fudan N213 chip is compatible with a wide range of smartphones, including Android and iOS devices with native NFC functionality. These can read tags without additional apps, thanks to NDEF message support. Moreover, this chip works seamlessly with professional terminals like the Zebra TC22/27, offering a robust and reliable solution for stock management, ticketing, or access control applications. This level of compatibility ensures maximum operational flexibility.
Why Choose Our RFID Tags?
- Versatility: Suitable for a wide variety of surfaces and applications.
- Enhanced security: Data programming and encryption for added safety.
- Performance: Long-distance reading to facilitate real-time product tracking.
Explore RFID Technology
To learn more about RFID technology, check out our article "Understanding RFID in 10 Points" in the "SBE Advises You" section of this site.