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NFC Wine Authentication Label ID-11921-NTAG213 (NTAG213 TT)
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NFC Wine Authentication Label ID-11921-NTAG213 (NTAG213 TT)

A 119.6 × 21 mm NFC strip label with the NTAG213 TT tamper-detect chip for wine and spirits bottles. A shopper, retailer or inspector taps the bottle with a phone to check that it is genuine and whether the seal is intact.

₹12

per piece + 18% GST

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

View datasheet PDF · 165 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

  • NTAG213 TT chip with a tamper-detect loop whose status is read over NFC
  • Long 119.6 × 21 mm strip suited to placement over the cork or cap
  • NFC Forum Type 2 / ISO/IEC 14443A, read by NFC Android phones and iPhones
  • 180 bytes of memory
  • Listed read range up to 0.1 m
Frequency
13.56 MHz (HF / NFC)
Chip
NTAG213 TT (tamper detect)
Protocol
NFC Forum Type 2 / ISO/IEC 14443A
Read range
Up to 0.1 m

Overview

NFC wine authentication with tamper detection

The ID-11921-NTAG213 is built to show that a bottle of wine or spirits is genuine and has not been opened. It uses the NTAG213 TT, a version of NTAG213 with a tamper-detect loop. The chip reports whether that loop is intact, so the same tap that opens your authenticity page can also tell whether the seal has been broken.

Why a long strip

At 119.6 × 21 mm the label is long and narrow, a shape suited to running over the cork or screw cap and down the neck. Placed this way, the bottle cannot be opened without breaking the strip, and the next tap reads the changed tamper status.

How a tap-to-verify check works

  1. Encode. Each label is written with a link to your verification page, usually tied to the chip's unique ID.
  2. Apply. The strip goes over the closure on the bottling line or by hand.
  3. Tap. A buyer, retailer or inspector holds an NFC phone to the neck and the page opens in the browser.

UHF wine labels such as the 9503-R6 RFID wine label are read in bulk by warehouse readers; this NFC label is checked one bottle at a time by a phone. Other NFC formats are in NFC Tags & Labels.

Typical applications

  • Wine bottle authentication
  • Spirits and liquor bottles
  • Premium beverage seals
  • Brand protection
  • Consumer tap-to-verify

Specifications

Datasheet (PDF)
ModelID-11921-NTAG213
Frequency13.56 MHz (HF / NFC)
ChipNTAG213 TT (tamper detect)
Memory180 bytes
ProtocolNFC Forum Type 2 / ISO/IEC 14443A
Dimensions119.6 × 21 mm
Read rangeUp to 0.1 m

Frequently asked questions

How does the NTAG213 TT tamper detection work?
The chip is connected to a tamper loop. While the loop is intact the chip reports a closed status; once the loop is cut, for example when the bottle is opened through the label, it reports open. An NFC phone or reader reads that status, and your verification page can show it to the person checking.
Can customers read the label with an ordinary phone?
Yes. It is an NFC Forum Type 2 (ISO/IEC 14443A) tag, readable by NFC-enabled Android phones and iPhones. A URL encoded on it opens in the phone's browser without a dedicated app.
What is the read range of the wine label?
It is listed at up to 0.1 m. In practice the phone is held against the bottle neck or within a few centimetres of the label, which keeps the check specific to one bottle.
Will it work over a foil capsule?
Metal close to an NFC antenna reduces read range, so metallised foil capsules can affect performance. Trial the label on your actual bottle, closure and capsule before ordering in volume.
Can you encode the labels with our verification URL?
The labels can be supplied encoded with your URL. Share the URL format and the quantity you need in your quote request.

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