{"id":1954,"date":"2022-12-05T13:36:55","date_gmt":"2022-12-05T05:36:55","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.toptaggroup.com\/adweb_products\/uncategorized\/13-56mhz-transparent-nfc-sticker\/"},"modified":"2026-07-17T17:49:16","modified_gmt":"2026-07-17T09:49:16","slug":"13-56mhz-transparent-nfc-sticker","status":"publish","type":"products","link":"https:\/\/www.toptaggroup.com\/sk\/products\/13-56mhz-transparent-nfc-sticker\/","title":{"rendered":"13,56MHz transparentn\u00e1 n\u00e1lepka NFC"},"content":{"rendered":"

13.56MHz Transparent NFC Sticker in wet-inlay roll format \u2014 NTAG213\/215\/216 chip, PET face, CSV NDEF encoding, MOQ 100. Shenzhen manufacturer since 2008<\/span><\/h2>\n

13,56MHz transparentn\u00e1 n\u00e1lepka NFC<\/strong> \u2014 in wet-inlay form \u2014 is a three-layer roll-fed component (transparent PET face, etched aluminium antenna with bonded NFC chip, pressure-sensitive wet adhesive on release liner) that laminators, label converters, and packaging integrators buy in bulk to convert into their own finished tags. This buyer’s guide walks you through the five decisions you need to make before placing an order for the 13.56MHz Transparent NFC Sticker wet-inlay format, plus the sourcing traps that cost first-time buyers time and money.<\/p>\n

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Choosing the Right 13.56MHz Transparent NFC Sticker Wet Inlay: A Buyer’s Guide<\/h2>\n

Who This Guide Is For<\/h2>\n

This guide is written for three specific buyers of the 13.56MHz Transparent NFC Sticker wet-inlay format: (1)<\/strong> label-printing houses adding NFC to existing pressure-sensitive product lines, (2)<\/strong> packaging converters laminating NFC under a clear overprint or gloss film, and (3)<\/strong> systems integrators who die-cut, encode, and re-brand the inlay as their own finished NFC tag. If you are buying finished, pre-die-cut tags off the shelf, this is the wrong page \u2014 see our finished NFC sticker family instead. Wet inlay means the adhesive is already applied to the back of the inlay and covered by a silicone release liner, so you skip the “apply adhesive in-house” step and go straight to die-cut \u2192 encode \u2192 laminate.<\/p>\n

Step 1: Identify Your Frequency and Protocol Requirement<\/h2>\n

The 13.56MHz Transparent NFC Sticker wet inlay operates at 13.56 MHz on the ISO\/IEC 14443 Type A air interface, NFC Forum Type 2 (NTAG family) or Type 4 (DESFire family). This is the only frequency band that every consumer smartphone since 2013 can natively tap \u2014 no app required, no accessory reader. If your end product needs to be read by an unmodified iPhone or Android device, 13.56 MHz is your only option. If you need long-range asset tracking with a handheld gun (3\u20136 metres), you actually want a UHF 860\u2013960 MHz inlay instead; we make those on the same Shenzhen production campus (five dedicated inlay-conversion lines, operating since 2008), but under a different SKU family.<\/p>\n

Step 2: Determine Your Chip Protocol<\/h2>\n

Wet inlay for the 13.56MHz Transparent NFC Sticker is manufactured chip-agnostic \u2014 the antenna is impedance-tuned to the specific chip you specify at order time. The chip decides your user memory, security model, and per-piece cost. Common selections:<\/p>\n