The objects / NFC tag
A small detail,
an unfolding story.
NFC tags share the card material options: black plastic as standard, with metal and other materials at additional cost. The metal form pictured is an illustrative premium option.
- Packaging and presentation
- Care and product information
- Brand discovery
Bring the moment closer.
Watch the phone meet the surface.
Illustrative rendering and a simulated NFC or QR interaction. Hardware, dimensions, finish and compatibility are confirmed before production.
Every part has a purpose.
A small surface with room for more. Connect a product or package to its care guide, brand story or next chapter.
- A physical object worth noticing.
- An invitation people understand: tap, scan or type.
- A destination that makes the action easy.
| Material | Stand | Card | Tag |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clear plastic | Option, quoted | Not offered | Not offered |
| Black plastic | Special request | Standard | Standard |
| Wood | Option, quoted | Not offered | Not offered |
| Leather | Option, quoted | Not offered | Not offered |
| Metal | Special order | Additional cost | Additional cost |
| Other materials | Not offered | Additional cost | Additional cost |
Amounts, quantities and lead times are quoted for each project. Other materials for cards and tags are discussed and specified in the proposal.
Details worth discussing.
What should a tag reveal?
A relevant story, a care guide or a focused brand destination. Begin with what the person holding the object will want to know.
Will it work on any material?
The mounting surface matters. Metal, liquids, curvature and adhesive requirements can affect NFC performance. Choose and test the exact hardware for the application.
Can this prove authenticity?
A link alone is not an authentication system. Product authentication requires a separately scoped approach to identifiers, secure hardware and verification.