NFC Tag
Near-field communication (NFC) tags — tap to interact, data encryption supported. Combines anti-counterfeit verification, marketing and asset management. PET/paper substrate optional, integrated die-cutting and encapsulation.
Key Features
- NFC tap-to-interact, convenient experience
- Smart interaction, merges marketing & anti-counterfeit
- Encryptable, data secure
- Integrated die-cut/print/encapsulate
Applications
Anti-counterfeit verification · Marketing & traffic generation · Asset management · Smart packaging · NFC payment
Material Tags
Technical Parameters
| Protocol | NFC Forum standard |
|---|---|
| Feature | Encryptable |
| Form | Label / Sticker |
| Material | PET / Paper / Anti-metal |
| Delivery | Roll / Sheet |
| Processing | Die-cut + Encapsulate |
| Read Range | 1–5 cm |
Frequently Asked Questions about NFC Tag
Common questions about die-cutting and material selection for this product
How Does VOID Anti-Counterfeit Label Die-Cutting Work?
VOID anti-counterfeit labels use specialized pressure-sensitive adhesive that fractures internally when peeled, leaving hidden text or patterns (e.g., "VOID", "OPENED") on both the label and the surface — irreversibly. This one-time destructive anti-tamper effect effectively identifies unauthorized opening, widely used for product authentication and warranty seals.
What customization options do anti-counterfeit labels support?
Multiple anti-counterfeit technologies can be combined: unique QR code per item (scan to verify), holographic (laser holographic, visible to naked eye), VOID brittle paper (destroys on peel), and NFC chip labels (verify by phone tap). Choose a single or combined solution based on brand needs and budget.
What's the difference between roll and sheet label delivery?
Roll labels are wound by core diameter and pitch, suited for high-speed automatic labeling (inline production); specify core diameter (usually 76 mm), label pitch, and feed direction. Sheet labels are stacked by count, suited for manual or small-batch use with flexible packaging. Use roll for mass production, sheet for prototyping and small batches.
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