888 Bytes User Memory Chip MF 216 NFC RFID Card for the NFC Mobile
NFC (near field communication) is a wireless technology which
allows for the transfer of data such as
text or numbers between two NFC enabled devices.
The 216 chip has an available memory of 888 bytes and it's perfect for a V-Card with: full name, company, address, 2 email addresses, 2 phone
numbers, and more (depending by length of fields).
The 213 chip has 144 bytes available and can contain just 3-4 fields of a
V-Card, but it's suitable for a web link (online contact, Twitter account, etc.).
The NFC business cards can be encoded with a free app; or you can
choose Encoding option, in the box below.
Graphic file must be JPEG, al least 300 DPI, or a vector PDF. Dimensions 85 x 54 mm.
The business cards have the following characteristics:
- dimensions: 85 x 54
- print on thick paper
- thickness: about 0.5 mm
NFC Business Cards have a 21x Chip, which is compatible with every
NFC device, and has better performance than previous NFC Tags.
| Basic Information |
| Dimensios: | 85.5*54mm |
| Material | PVC |
| Function | Read and Write |
| Standard Color: | White |
| Chip | 215/213/216 |
| Frequency | 13.56MHz |
| Protocol | ISO 14443A |
| Artwork format needed for printing card | AI/CDR/ESP/PDF |
| Carft Optional for card |
| Printing Method: | Offset Printing, Silkscreen Printing |
| Silver , Gold, Bronze Glittering Effect, UV Printing |
| Number Printing Options: | Ink Jet Number, Embossing Number |
| Thermal Transfer Number, Laser Number |
| Surface Options: | Glossy, Matte, Frosted |
| Magnetic Stripe Options: | Loco 300Oe, 350Oe |
| Hico 650Oe, 2750Oe, 4000Oe |
| Other Available Options: | Chip Encoding, Barcode Printing |
| Signature Panel, Hole Punching |
| TRW Thermo Rewrite Foil |
| Hole Punching, Lanyard Slot |
| Ballpoint pen Writable / Stamp writable Foil |
NFC IC Chips optional
The chip type that works best for you is often determined by what you want to write to the NFC tag.
NFC tag data is measured in bytes. The chip type and data size for
each product is
listed in the Excel Sheet below:
| Chip | Memory Size 1 (bytes) | User Memory 2 (bytes) | Max URL3 (characters) | Best Use |
| Ultralight | 64 | 48 | 41 | Cost effective chip for short URLs in products (wristbands, keyfobs, etc). |
| 203 | 168 | 144 | 132 | Popular, established all-round NFC chip. Cost-effective with good memory capacity. |
| 210 | 80 | 48 | 41 | Cheap, general NFC use with short URLs. Limited availability |
| 213 | 180 | 144 | 132 | Next generation chip, will eventually replace 203.Great ScanStrength. |
| 215 | 540 | 504 | 492 | The 'one in the middle'. Good memory but limited availability compared to the 216. |
| 216 | 924 | 888 | 854 | Large memory and full feature set. Higher price makes it suitable for vCard and larger memory use only. |
| Ultralight C | 192 | 148 | 132 | Specialist applications requiring encryption only. Poor scan distance with mobile phones. |
| MF 1k | 1024 | 716 | 710 | Legacy applications only. Not recommended for general mobile phone NFC usage. |
| 4k | 4K | 4094 | 2000 | Specialist applications requiring strong data encryption only. |
| Topaz 512 | 512 | 454 | 449 | Universally compatible chip available in only a limited number of products. Useful for vCards or small data storage. |
