NXP NTAG213 Special-Form RFID Tag Manufacturer
RFIDAK supplies NXP NTAG213 special-form rfid tags from Shenzhen as your RFID manufacturing partner with 1,000 tags (varies by form) minimum order, 15-25 working days lead time, and full ISO/IEC 14443 Type A / NFC Forum Type 2 Tag compliance — used for product-information web links and contact-page links.
Quick spec — NXP NTAG213 Special-Form RFID Tag
- Chip
- NXP NTAG213
- Frequency
- 13.56 MHz
- Standards
- ISO/IEC 14443 Type A / NFC Forum Type 2 Tag
- Memory
- 144 bytes user memory; allow for NDEF formatting overhead
- Security
- Permanent page locking; configurable 32-bit password for memory access; ECC chip-originality signature. No encrypted communication or per-tap message authentication
- Form Factor
- Special-Form RFID Tag (Cable tie 200-300 mm)
- Materials
- ABS / nylon for cable tie / Polyamide for nail tag / Rubber for tire patch
- MOQ
- 1,000 tags (varies by form)
- Lead Time
- 15-25 working days
Chip technical brief
NTAG213 uses NXP ordering codes beginning NT2H1311G0; confirm the complete code and package for the supplied construction. Its 144-byte user area must accommodate the approved NDEF layout and encoding overhead, so a fixed URL character limit is not a sufficient sizing rule. The manufacturer-programmed 7-byte UID is separate from writable customer content. Permanent lock bits cannot be reversed; approve the final payload before locking. For a public phone-tap link, keep the required NDEF content publicly readable. If read access is password-restricted, agree a compatible application workflow and test it. A static URL or chip-originality signature alone does not authenticate the product carrying the tag. Validate the final label, mounting surface and intended phones together.
Buyer one-liner
144 bytes of user memory for a compact NFC web-link payload; validate the encoded message and phone action.
Typical use cases
- ▸Product-information web links
- ▸Contact-page links
- ▸Restaurant-menu web links
- ▸NDEF marketing posters after phone testing
Compatible readers
- ▸iPhone XS and later: supported NDEF URI records can trigger background-reading notifications; user action and device-state conditions apply
- ▸Android phones with NFC: verify NFC settings, the record type and intended app or web-link handling
- ▸NFC readers and encoding software supporting this Type 2 chip; verify the complete workflow
Special-Form RFID Tag manufacturing
Beyond cards, stickers and wristbands, RFID covers a long tail of specialized form factors: cable-tie tags for tagging pipes and cables in dense industrial environments, nail tags hammered into wooden pallets, tire patch tags vulcanized into tire sidewalls for fleet management, glass tube tags injected under animal skin for pet ID and livestock tracking, and windshield tags for automatic toll collection. Each format has its own production line, materials, and chip selection — RFIDAK keeps a catalog of 12+ special form factors to accommodate rare-but-recurring use cases.
Typical sizes
- • Cable tie 200-300 mm
- • Nail head Φ12 mm
- • Tire patch 50 × 30 mm
- • Glass tube Φ2-4 × 12 mm
- • Windshield 80 × 50 mm
Materials
- • ABS / nylon for cable tie
- • Polyamide for nail tag
- • Rubber for tire patch
- • Bio-glass for animal tags
- • PET for windshield
Compliance
- • CE
- • RoHS
- • IP67/68 where applicable
Why source NXP NTAG213 special-form rfid tags from RFIDAK
NTAG213 NFC coin tags are circular disc-format NDEF tags, used for poker chip-style loyalty tokens, asset-management round tags applied to non-flat surfaces, and patrol-tour timestamp tags where a small round form factor fits better than a sticker. RFIDAK ships NFC coins in PVC (Φ22 mm / Φ30 mm) and epoxy-encapsulated (Φ25 mm) variants.
Buyer snapshot
Casinos and entertainment-venue operators, security-patrol integrators, and asset-management vendors needing small round tag formats.
Anonymized project examples
Example 1
A casino issued 50,000 NTAG213 coin tags as VIP rewards tokens with personalized vCard / promotion URL.
Example 2
A security-patrol service uses NTAG213 coin tags affixed to 1,200 patrol checkpoints across 80 client sites, with patrol officers tapping each one to log timestamps.
Compare with other special-form rfid tags
Other chips that work in special-form rfid tag format. Use this as a quick selector before requesting samples — RFIDAK ships free 3-5 unit test packs across multiple chip options.
| Chip | Memory | Security | Typical Use | Cost Tier |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NXP NTAG213 (this page) | 144 bytes user memory; allow for NDEF formatting overhead | Permanent page locking | Product-information web links | $ |
| NXP NTAG215 | 504 bytes user memory; allow for NDEF formatting overhead | Permanent page locking | Larger approved NDEF payloads | $$ |
| NXP NTAG216 | 888 bytes user memory; allow for NDEF formatting overhead | Permanent page locking | Larger approved NDEF messages | $$ |
| MIFARE Classic 1K | 1,024 bytes EEPROM | Crypto-1 (deprecated since 2008 | Hotel key cards (Saflok / VingCard / Onity legacy) | $ |
| MIFARE Classic 4K | 4,096 bytes EEPROM | Crypto-1 (deprecated | Legacy multi-app cards | $$ |
Recommended RFIDAK SKUs
These products in our catalog ship with NXP NTAG213 as a chip option.
Frequently asked — NXP NTAG213 special-form rfid tags
What is the minimum order quantity for NXP NTAG213 special-form rfid tags?▾
1,000 tags (varies by form) is the standard MOQ. Smaller pilot batches may be possible at +15-30% per unit. For 5,000+ orders, volume discounts of 5-10% typically apply; 50,000+ orders move to direct-import pricing tiers.
Which readers are tested compatible with RFIDAK NXP NTAG213 special-form rfid tags?▾
iPhone XS and later: supported NDEF URI records can trigger background-reading notifications; user action and device-state conditions apply, Android phones with NFC: verify NFC settings, the record type and intended app or web-link handling, NFC readers and encoding software supporting this Type 2 chip; verify the complete workflow. RFIDAK ships free 3-5 unit test packs to integrators evaluating reader compatibility before bulk commitment.
Can RFIDAK pre-encode NXP NTAG213 special-form rfid tags to our specification?▾
Yes. For UID-only chips, customer-supplied EPC / NDEF / data-block content is written before shipment. Per-unit pre-encoding pricing is typically +$0.05-0.20 depending on complexity.
What lead time should I plan for NXP NTAG213 special-form rfid tags to major export markets?▾
15-25 working days production from artwork approval, then 4-6 days DHL air or 18-30 days sea freight. Total door-to-door is typically 18-22 days air or 30-45 days sea. CE-marked products clear EU customs without additional documentation.
Are RFIDAK NXP NTAG213 special-form rfid tags compliant with CE?▾
Yes. RFIDAK NXP NTAG213 special-form rfid tags carry CE, RoHS, IP67/68 where applicable compliance. Test reports are available on request under NDA.
Ready to source NXP NTAG213 special-form rfid tags?
Get pricing in 24 hours and free 3-5 unit samples to validate before bulk commitment. MOQ: 1,000 tags (varies by form) · Lead time: 15-25 working days.
Get a Quote — 24h ResponseTest RFID Samples Before You Order
Free stock samples (up to 5 pieces) — buyer covers DHL/FedEx freight ($25–60), refunded 1:1 against the first production order over $500. Custom samples may cost extra. Confirm the sample configuration, availability and dispatch date before shipment.
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