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Model IDNE30Identium2-3 Days

NFC Epoxy tag

A 30 mm round NFC epoxy tag with a choice of NTAG213, NTAG215 or NTAG216 chip, printed with your artwork and encoded with your link for social sharing, brand promotion and identity checks.

₹45

per piece + 18% GST

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

View datasheet PDF · 170 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

  • 30 mm round PVC tag with an epoxy resin finish
  • Choice of NTAG213 (144 B), NTAG215 (504 B) or NTAG216 (888 B)
  • ISO 14443A, passive: no battery, read by NFC smartphones
  • CMYK offset print on the face for logos and artwork
  • Custom encoding and UID printing available
Frequency
13.56 MHz (NFC)
Protocol
ISO 14443A
Chip
NTAG213, NTAG215 or NTAG216

Overview

Where the IDNE30 NFC epoxy tag fits

The IDNE30 is a flat, 30 mm round NFC tag: a printed PVC disc finished with epoxy resin, with the chip and antenna sealed inside. Choose it when you want a small, solid tap point rather than a paper sticker, for example a token handed out at a store counter, a tag placed on a display, or a credential used for identity checks.

Pick the chip by what you need to store

NTAG213 (144 bytes)

One web link or social profile. The usual choice for tap-to-share and promotion.

NTAG215 (504 bytes)

Longer links, or several records on one tag.

NTAG216 (888 bytes)

A full contact card (vCard) or more data stored on the tag itself.

All three follow ISO 14443A and are passive, so the tag has no battery and is powered by the phone during the tap.

Printing, encoding and UID

The face takes CMYK offset printing, so your logo and a short instruction such as “Tap here” go on the tag. Each tag can also be encoded with your link and printed with its UID, which helps when tags are issued to named people or matched against a database for authentication. For programming tips, read our NTAG213/215/216 price and programming guide.

Need the same idea on a string for phones and keys? See the Mobile NFC Epoxy Tag EC025.

Typical applications

  • Social media sharing
  • Brand promotion
  • Identity authentication
  • Counter tap points

Specifications

Datasheet (PDF)
ModelIDNE30
Frequency13.56 MHz (NFC)
ProtocolISO 14443A
ChipNTAG213, NTAG215 or NTAG216
Memory144 bytes (NTAG213), 504 bytes (NTAG215), 888 bytes (NTAG216)
Size30 mm diameter
MaterialPVC with epoxy resin
Work modePassive (no battery)
PrintingCMYK offset printing
CustomisationEncoding, UID printing
Place of originIndia

Frequently asked questions

Which chip should I choose for the IDNE30?
Choose NTAG213 (144 bytes) for a single link, NTAG215 (504 bytes) for longer or multiple records, and NTAG216 (888 bytes) to store a full vCard on the tag. Phones read all three in the same way.
Will the NFC epoxy tag work with any smartphone?
It works with any NFC-enabled smartphone with NFC switched on. The tag is passive and runs at 13.56 MHz under ISO 14443A, so the phone powers it during the tap. Hold the phone directly on the tag; NFC read distance is short by design.
Can the tags be printed and encoded with our data?
Yes. The IDNE30 supports CMYK offset printing of your artwork, custom encoding of a link or record, and printing of each tag’s UID. Send the artwork and data with your quote request.
Can I fix the IDNE30 on a metal surface?
Not directly. Like other standard NFC tags, it reads poorly or not at all when placed flat on metal, because the metal detunes the antenna. Mount it on plastic, wood or glass, or keep a non-metal spacer between the tag and the metal.

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