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15 mm elastic RFID wristbands NFC Mifare Ultralight ® AES
SKU
BR23C84
RFID wristband fully customizable elastic fabric NFC Mifare Ultralight ® AES RFID NFC chip read and write HF 13,56 MHz ISO 14443A / NFC Type 2.
- 500 pz to € 1.116 each 8% discount
- 1000 pz to € 0.988 each 19% discount
- 2000 pz to € 0.873 each 28% discount
Printable elastic fabric wristband. Central band in jacquard or satin fabric with the possibility of UID laser engravings, numbers and names. The Wristband can be easily worn via the elastic band. NFC Mifare Ultralight ® AES RFID NFC chip read and write HF 13,56 MHz ISO 14443A / NFC Type 2 memory 144 bytes / 36 blocchi x 4 Bytes / 7 Bytes tag ID original NXP.
APPLICATIONS
- Personal identification
- Gyms
- Races
- Resorts
- Campsites
- Events and fairs
- Sports events
APPLICATIONS
- Personal identification
- Gyms
- Races
- Resorts
- Campsites
- Events and fairs
- Sports events
| Chip RFID | MIFARE Ultralight ® AES |
|---|---|
| Chip Frequency | HF 13,56 MHz |
| Standard protocol | ISO 14443A / NFC Type 2 |
| Compatibility NFC | Type 2 Tag |
| Chip Manufacturer | NXP |
| Material | Fabric |
| Dimension | 150/165/185 x 15 x 2 mm |
| Weight | 2,5 g |
| Chip functions | MIFARE Ultralight AES is a smart IC designed for limited-use contactless tickets and RFID key cards, making it ideal for public transport, access control, and event ticketing. Fully compliant with the ISO/IEC 14443-3 standard, it offers a reading distance of up to 10 cm and integrates seamlessly into existing infrastructures. Security is its core strength thanks to AES-128 cryptography, which enables a 3-pass mutual authentication, optional CMAC calculation for data integrity, and Random ID support for privacy protection. Technically, it features 144 bytes of user memory, three 24-bit counters with anti-tearing protection, and an ECC-based originality signature to prevent counterfeit chips. Finally, its hardware flexibility supports both 17 pF and 50 pF input capacitances, making it suitable for both smart paper tickets and smaller form factors like key fobs and wristbands. |