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NFC Fragile Tamper Label ID-4320-FM13HS01 (43 × 20 mm)
Model ID-4320-FM13HS01IdentiumIn Stock

NFC Fragile Tamper Label ID-4320-FM13HS01 (43 × 20 mm)

A fragile, tamper-evident NFC label with the FM13HS01-P chip (ISO/IEC 15693, NFC Forum Type 5) for sealing cartons, closures and high-value products, so any attempt to peel it off and reuse it shows.

₹12

per piece + 18% GST

Minimum order: 500 pieces · the final price for your quantity is confirmed in the quote

View datasheet PDF · 177 KB
  • 7-day replacement · 1-year warranty against manufacturing defects
  • Blue Dart next-day delivery
  • Samples ₹250 (1–2 pcs, incl. shipping) · request

Key features

  • Fragile, tamper-evident build for one-time sealing
  • FM13HS01-P chip, NFC Forum Type 5 / ISO/IEC 15693
  • 43 × 20 mm antenna on a 50 × 25 mm die-cut label
  • 896 bits of memory
  • Listed read range up to 0.2 m with a suitable HF reader
Frequency
13.56 MHz (HF / NFC)
Chip
FM13HS01-P
Protocol
NFC Forum Type 5 / ISO/IEC 15693
Read range
Up to 0.2 m (reader-dependent)

Overview

What the ID-4320 fragile NFC tamper label does

This label is for seals that should only ever be used once. The ID-4320-FM13HS01 carries an FM13HS01-P NFC chip on a fragile, tamper-evident build. Stuck across a carton flap, lid or closure, it gives each item a chip identity that can be checked with an NFC reader, and an attempt to lift it leaves the label visibly damaged.

Why a fragile NFC label instead of a normal sticker

A standard NFC sticker can be peeled off a genuine pack and moved to a fake one. Fragile labels use a face stock that tears during removal, and in many designs the antenna breaks with it, so a seal moved to another pack shows the damage and may no longer read.

Reading and placement

  • The chip follows ISO/IEC 15693 (NFC Type 5). Check that your reader supports ISO 15693, not only ISO 14443A cards; NFC smartphones and ISO 15693 HF RFID readers can read it.
  • Place it across the opening, so the pack cannot be opened without breaking the label.
  • Apply to a clean, dry surface and press it down fully. Keep it off bare metal, which detunes HF antennas.

More formats are in NFC Tags & Labels. For jewellery stock counted with UHF readers, compare the 66 × 12 mm UHF tamper-evident jewellery label.

Typical applications

  • Product authentication
  • Carton and pack seals
  • Warranty seals
  • Cosmetics and pharma packs
  • Closure seal verification

Specifications

Datasheet (PDF)
ModelID-4320-FM13HS01
Frequency13.56 MHz (HF / NFC)
ChipFM13HS01-P
Memory896 bits
ProtocolNFC Forum Type 5 / ISO/IEC 15693
Antenna size43 × 20 mm
Label size (die-cut)50 × 25 mm
Read rangeUp to 0.2 m (reader-dependent)
ConstructionFragile, tamper-evident

Frequently asked questions

What happens if someone tries to peel off this label?
The fragile construction tears during removal and leaves visible damage, so the seal cannot be lifted and reapplied cleanly. That is why tamper-evident NFC labels are used where proof of first opening matters.
Can I read the ID-4320 with a smartphone?
The FM13HS01-P is an ISO/IEC 15693 (NFC Forum Type 5) chip. NFC smartphones generally read Type 5 tags at close range. For counters or production lines, use an HF reader that lists ISO 15693 support.
What is the read range of this NFC tamper label?
It is listed at up to 0.2 m with a suitable HF reader. With a phone, hold it within a few centimetres of the label, as NFC is a near-field technology.
Which surfaces does it suit?
Clean, dry cartons, caps, pouches and closures. Directly on metal, HF labels lose performance, so choose an on-metal tag for metal items.
Can the labels be printed and encoded for our brand?
Custom printing and encoding can be quoted. Share the artwork, the data or URL to be written and the quantity in your quote request.

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