What is an FPC RFID tag?

FPC stands for Flexible Printed Circuit. This tag uses a copper-etched antenna on a flexible polyimide base, creating a thin and bendable RFID tag format.

Can this tag work on metal surfaces?

Yes. The supplier page confirms that an optional ferrite shielding layer can be added for reliable performance on metal or non-metal surfaces.

Which frequencies are available?

The supplier page lists HF/NFC 13.56 MHz and UHF 860–960 MHz versions.

What sizes are available?

Confirmed HF/NFC sizes include Dia 8 mm, Dia 10 mm, Dia 12 mm, 9 × 19 mm, 12 × 12 mm, 15 × 15 mm, 6 × 16 mm, 8 × 12 mm, 8 × 18 mm, and 15 × 25 mm. Confirmed UHF sizes include 25 × 25 mm, 49 × 9 mm, and 70 × 9.5 mm.

How heat resistant is the tag?

The supplier page states an operating temperature range from -30°C to +280°C.

What customization options are available?

Confirmed options include chip selection, size customization, custom programming, material customization, adhesive backing, ferrite anti-metal layer, logo epoxy, and chip encoding.

Can the tag be supplied with adhesive backing?

Yes. Optional adhesive backing is confirmed for peel-and-stick installation.

Do you provide samples for testing?

Yes. The supplier page states that samples can be provided for testing. Buyers should share the application surface, reader setup, and project requirements before sampling.

Flexible FPC Anti-Metal RFID Tag

Micro-size flexible FPC RFID tags with optional ferrite anti-metal shielding, HF/NFC and UHF options, and custom sizing for compact asset tracking and embedded industrial applications.

Micro sizes for tight installation spaces
Flexible PI substrate with etched copper antenna
HF/NFC and UHF versions available
Optional ferrite layer for metal surfaces
Custom chip, size, adhesive, and encoding support

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Flexible FPC Anti-Metal RFID — Features

Flexible FPC Anti-Metal RFID Tags are designed for projects where standard RFID tags are too large, rigid, or difficult to install. Built on a flexible printed circuit structure with a polyimide base and etched copper antenna, these tags provide a thin and lightweight form factor for compact products, curved surfaces, embedded components, and industrial assets. The supplier page confirms HF/NFC 13.56 MHz and UHF 860–960 MHz versions, optional ferrite shielding for metal surfaces, optional adhesive backing, and operating temperature from -30°C to +280°C. This makes the product suitable for B2B buyers seeking customized RFID tags for metal or non-metal asset identification.

Key Features

FPC flexible printed circuit technology with a polyimide base and etched copper antenna supports a thin, lightweight, and bendable form factor.
Optional ferrite layer is confirmed for reliable performance on metal or non-metal surfaces, helping buyers configure the tag for metal equipment, embedded components, or compact industrial assets.
HF/NFC 13.56 MHz and UHF 860–960 MHz versions allow procurement teams and system integrators to match authentication, asset tracking, inventory, or reader-system requirements.
Operating temperature from -30°C to +280°C, with customization support for chip types, sizes, programming, materials, adhesive backing, ferrite layer, logo epoxy, and chip encoding.

Flexible FPC Anti-Metal RFID — Customization

HF/NFC Chip Selection
HF/NFC chip options include NXP NTAG 213, NXP ICODE SLIX, MIFARE Ultralight EV1, MIFARE 1k EV1, and MIFARE DESFire.
UHF Chip Selection
UHF chip options include Impinj M730/M750, Monza R6/R6-P, and Alien Higgs-3.
Custom Sizes
Custom sizes are available, with confirmed examples including 9 × 19 mm, 12 × 12 mm, 15 × 25 mm, and 70 × 9.5 mm.
Custom Inlay Thickness
Standard inlay thickness is around 0.15 mm, with 0.15 ± 0.01 mm or customized thickness available.
Adhesive and Anti-Metal Layer
Optional adhesive backing and optional ferrite anti-metal layer can be added based on the application surface.
Logo Epoxy and Chip Encoding
Logo epoxy finish, chip encoding, custom programming, and material customization are available.
Sample Support
Samples can be provided for testing before mass production.

Flexible FPC Anti-Metal RFID — Specifications

Product Type	Flexible FPC Anti-Metal RFID Tag
Material	FPC (Flexible Printed Circuit), PI (Polyimide)
Antenna	Etched Copper
Available Sizes (HF/NFC)	Dia 8 mm, Dia 10 mm, Dia 12 mm, 9 × 19 mm, 12 × 12 mm, 15 × 15 mm, 6 × 16 mm, 8 × 12 mm, 8 × 18 mm, 15 × 25 mm
Available Sizes (UHF)	25 × 25 mm, 49 × 9 mm, 70 × 9.5 mm
Standard Inlay Thickness	~0.15 mm, customizable
Frequency	13.56 MHz (HF/NFC), 860–960 MHz (UHF)
Protocol	ISO14443A, ISO15693, ISO18000-6C
HF/NFC Chip Options	NXP NTAG 213, NXP ICODE SLIX, MIFARE Ultralight EV1, MIFARE 1k EV1, MIFARE DESFire
UHF Chip Options	Impinj M730/M750, Monza R6/R6-P, Alien Higgs-3
Operating Temperature	-30°C to +280°C
Adhesive	Optional adhesive backing
Anti-Metal Layer	Optional ferrite layer
Crafts	Logo Epoxy, Chip Encoding
Custom Size Examples	9 × 19 mm, 12 × 12 mm, 15 × 25 mm, 70 × 9.5 mm, or customized
Custom Inlay Thickness	0.15 ± 0.01 mm or customized

Flexible FPC Anti-Metal RFID — FAQ

: FPC stands for Flexible Printed Circuit. This tag uses a copper-etched antenna on a flexible polyimide base, creating a thin and bendable RFID tag format.
: Yes. The supplier page confirms that an optional ferrite shielding layer can be added for reliable performance on metal or non-metal surfaces.
: The supplier page lists HF/NFC 13.56 MHz and UHF 860–960 MHz versions.
: Confirmed HF/NFC sizes include Dia 8 mm, Dia 10 mm, Dia 12 mm, 9 × 19 mm, 12 × 12 mm, 15 × 15 mm, 6 × 16 mm, 8 × 12 mm, 8 × 18 mm, and 15 × 25 mm. Confirmed UHF sizes include 25 × 25 mm, 49 × 9 mm, and 70 × 9.5 mm.
: The supplier page states an operating temperature range from -30°C to +280°C.
: Confirmed options include chip selection, size customization, custom programming, material customization, adhesive backing, ferrite anti-metal layer, logo epoxy, and chip encoding.
: Yes. Optional adhesive backing is confirmed for peel-and-stick installation.
: Yes. The supplier page states that samples can be provided for testing. Buyers should share the application surface, reader setup, and project requirements before sampling.