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+86 139 2461 7781
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C14-3f, Fuyuan Industrial City, Hangcheng Street, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China
RFID & NFC Smart Labels
Custom RFID and NFC smart labels combining a printable adhesive label with an embedded inlay and chip for contactless identification, inventory workflows and connected product interaction. Technology, inlay, encoding, material and adhesive are selected according to the application.
- RFID and NFC inlay options
- Custom encoding and variable printing
- Application-matched label constructions
- Roll, sheet or individual supply
Suitable Applications
Inventory identification · Product interaction · Asset records · Connected packaging workflows
Send the label size, quantity, RFID or NFC use case, reader or device, application surface, encoding data and artwork for an accurate quotation.
Product Overview
We manufacture custom RFID and NFC smart labels for contactless identification, inventory workflows, product interaction, asset records and connected packaging applications. Each label combines a printable face material with a selected antenna inlay and chip. Technology, memory, encoding, label dimensions, adhesive, printing and finished format are selected according to the reader or device, required interaction, application surface and operating environment.
Product Features
Application-Based Technology
RFID or NFC technology, chip and antenna are selected according to the reader, interaction distance, data and use case.
Printed and Digital Identity
The encoded identifier can be combined with human-readable text, serial numbers, barcodes, QR codes and branded graphics.
Custom Encoding
Fixed or variable data can be encoded and matched to printed information according to an approved data structure and production plan.
Surface-Matched Construction
Facestock, adhesive, spacer and protection can be reviewed for packaging, plastic, glass, metal and other application surfaces.
Materials and Finishes
Construction Options
- Paper facestock
- Polypropylene film
- Polyester film
- Synthetic label material
- On-metal spacer constructions
- Tamper-evident options after review
Printing and Finish Options
- Custom color and logo printing
- Variable text and serial numbers
- Barcode and QR code printing
- Matte or gloss lamination
- Protective varnish
- Custom die cutting
Actual read or tap performance depends on the chip, antenna, reader or phone, label orientation, distance, surrounding materials and application surface. Samples should be tested in the final operating environment before production approval.
Product Specifications
| Product Type | Custom RFID and NFC self-adhesive smart labels |
|---|---|
| Technology Options | NFC, high-frequency RFID or ultra-high-frequency RFID according to the use case |
| Inlay and Chip | Selected according to data, memory, reader, distance and surface requirements |
| Encoding | Fixed or variable encoding with matching printed data where required |
| Facestock | Paper, polypropylene, polyester, synthetic or custom material |
| Size and Shape | Customized within the selected inlay, antenna and converting requirements |
| Printing | Custom color branding, text, serial numbers, barcodes and QR codes |
| Adhesive | Selected according to the substrate, environment and required service life |
| Surface Considerations | Metal, liquid, curvature and surrounding materials must be reviewed |
| Read Performance | Confirmed through testing with the intended reader, device and application |
| Supply Format | Rolls, sheets or individual labels |
| Artwork and Data | AI or print-ready PDF plus an approved structured encoding file |
| MOQ and Lead Time | Confirmed after technology, inlay, data, artwork and sample review |
The label provides the physical chip, antenna, encoding and printed identifier. Reader configuration, mobile experience, database connectivity, authentication logic and software integration must be defined by the buyer or its system provider.
Information Required for a Quote
Please provide the following information so that we can review the smart-label construction and prepare an accurate quotation:
- RFID or NFC use case
- Required quantity
- Reader, phone or device model
- Target read or tap distance
- Application surface and contents
- Finished label size and shape
- Chip memory and data requirements
- Encoding and locking requirements
- Printed variable-data fields
- Operating environment and service life
- Artwork and sample data
- Shipping destination