# Print on NFC Cards ## What Are NFC Cards? **Print on NFC cards** refers to the process of creating and customizing Near Field Communication (NFC) cards with printed designs, logos, text, and functional NFC chips embedded within. These cards are widely used for business cards, access control, loyalty programs, marketing, and interactive experiences. From my personal experience working in tech marketing, the ability to merge aesthetic design with digital functionality has been a game-changer. I've found that having a skill for understanding both design principles and basic NFC technology allows me to create more effective tools for clients. ## Technical Specifications for NFC Cards and Printing When you decide to **print on NFC cards**, understanding the technical specifications of the blank cards and chips is crucial for a successful project. Here are detailed parameters for a common NFC card product. ### Product: TIANJUN NTAG215 NFC Card * **Chip Type:** NXP NTAG 215 * **Chip Code:** NT3H1101W0FHKH / NTAG 215 * **Memory:** 504 bytes user memory, 32-bit password protection. * **Communication Frequency:** 13.56 MHz * **ISO Standard:** ISO14443A * **Read/Write Distance:** Up to 10 cm (depending on reader power). * **Data Retention:** 10 years minimum. * **Write Endurance:** 100,000 cycles. * **Card Dimensions:** Standard CR80 size: 85.6mm x 54mm x 0.76mm. * **Printing Area:** Full color digital or offset printing on PVC. Safe print area is typically 81mm x 51mm with 2mm bleed. * **Surface Finish:** Options include matte, glossy, or soft-touch lamination. > **Important Note:** The technical parameters above are for reference data. Specifics for your project, including custom chip configurations, bulk pricing, and print proofing, require you to contact the backend administration team at TIANJUN. ## Creative and Practical Applications ### Marketing & Business A great case of using **print on NFC cards** is for smart business cards. Instead of just printing your contact info, the NFC chip can be programmed to link directly to your LinkedIn profile, portfolio website, or even a calendar booking page. I've personally used these and the reaction from clients is always one of surprise and delight—it makes a memorable first impression. ### Access & Security Many offices now use printed NFC cards for secure access. The card's surface is printed with the employee's name, photo, and company logo, while the chip securely holds their access credentials. This dual-purpose application is both practical and professional. ###