Pre-printed high quality nfc stickers RFID tag manufacturer from China Shenzhen Chuangxinjia Smart Card Co.,Ltd

Place of Origin:

Guangdong, China (Mainland)


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Product Detail

Model No.: RFID tag

Brand Name: OEM

Pre-printed high quality nfc stickers
1.mifare ultralight c/mifare 1k
2.QR Code&logo print
3.data encoding,url,text,numbers

Detailed Product Description

Pre-printed high quality nfc stickers
1.mifare ultralight c/mifare 1k
2.QR Code&logo print
3.data encoding,url,text,numbers

Pre-printed high quality nfc stickers

Smart NFC phones sticker

smart phones combined with QR codes for posters

smart poster nfc tag

A few examples of how interactions with tagged posters would go like these:

Media content can be downloaded from a poster.
User visits Amazon.com website and buys a book. After several days the book arrives at the user's shipping address.
URLs shared among many phone users, creating viral effects on the promotion.

You bring your mobile phone close to a tagged screen or poster and in an instant your handset activates its browser that brings you to a website. This sleight of digital technology is made possible by mobile tags or, in other cases, chips.

mifare rfid nfc tag available at 13.56MHz nominal
NXP Mifare S50(mifare 1K, or mifare classic 1K ), Mifare1 S70(mfiare 4K), Desfire MF3ICD41, Mifare Ultralight, Mifare Ultralight C chip

Available Dimensions (mm)
85.5*54,70*40,73*23, 50*50,45*45,43*26, 36*20, 35*35, 30*15, 32*32, 37*25, 32*27,

19*35, φ25,φ30, φ45,φ50,etc

Optional Technique
Special function option Anti-metal layer
Custom logos/artworks printing/ Laser engrave
ID Number Printing Jet dot printing

URL,text,number.etc encoding/lock to read only

Customization Mould accepted

Potential Uses for Anti-Metal NFC Stickers

· Mobile payment and loyalty/rewards programs for non-NFC enabled handsets

· Public transportation fare collection

· Theme park admission

· Muesum information

The poster and your mobile phone are embedded with devices and/or tags that allow exchange of data when they get close to each other (say 10 centimeters). Those tags contain radio-

frequency identification (or RFID) properties harnessed by a new technology called near field

communications, or NFC.

By swiping a tag or chip with a mobile phone, a set of pre-identified tasks springs into action, such as an automatic launch of web-based aterials. More materials or content could be linked from here, like photos, videos, or social media.