6mm On-Metal PCB NTAG424

• Extremely small form factor
• On-metal capable
• Authentication NTAG424 chip

This is a round 6mm diameter PCB (printed circuit board) NFC tag. Supplied with a genuine NXP NTAG424 DNA chip. This tiny tag is supplied with an on-metal ferrite barrier and adhesive, so that this tag can be stuck onto both metal and non-metal surfaces. Thickness of 0.85mm. Supplied as individual units.

Designed specifically for integration into jewelry and watches but would suit applications where space is extremely tight.

Scan Distance on this tiny tag is extremely short. It is possible that some Android phones - particularly with a case - will not be able to scan at all. This tag is not designed for customer facing use cases but rather as security integration where the person scanning will know how and where to scan - or be using a higher powered USB reader. It will scan with a very carefully positioned iPhone, but touching is almost certainly required.

The NTAG424 chip is an advanced chip which requires specialist software both for encoding and for verification to use the anti-counterfeit features. You cannot encode these tags for authentication using a mobile phone. Please contact us before purchasing if you want to use authentication tags but aren't sure how to start.

These tags are compatible with the ixkio Tag management software .

Pricing

Seritag Product Code : ST946
Current Stock : 680 (need more?)We can typically supply additional stock of this product within 12 weeks. However, we very strongly advise you to contact us for exact production schedules for non-stock items before ordering.

Price per tag :
10 - 99	$2.81
100 - 249	$2.57
250 - 499	$2.28
500 - 999	$2.21
1,000 - 1,999	$1.95
2,000 +	Contact Us
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