Monza R6-P + NTAG213 Dual-Frequency Tag, AZ-DF-S01

Monza R6-P + NTAG213 Dual-Frequency Tag, AZ-DF-S01 is a dual-frequency RFID tag that carries an Impinj Monza R6-P (UHF) and an NXP NTAG213 (HF/NFC) chip on a combined UHF dipole and HF coil antenna. The same tag can be counted by UHF readers in the 860–960 MHz band and read by NFC phones at 13.56 MHz, which suits projects that need both supply-chain inventory and consumer interaction.

Two chips share one tag. The Impinj Monza R6-P handles UHF reads (selectable 128-bit EPC + 32-bit user memory or 96-bit EPC + 64-bit user memory, serialized TID), and the NXP NTAG213 handles NFC and HF interaction (144 bytes of user memory (NDEF), 7-byte UID; ISO/IEC 14443-A, NFC Forum Type 2). RAIN RFID readers can count the tag at a distance, while any NFC phone can read the same tag with a tap. Please note: Impinj marks Monza R6-P as not recommended for new designs; ask us about current alternatives.

Full dimensions for this design are available on request. We do not publish a read range for this design. Range depends on the reader, antenna, power and tagged material, so ask us for test data or samples for your setup.

It is typically used for carton, tote and pallet labels. The application pages below give chip and size recommendations for each industry.

Order it as a dry inlay for your own converting, a wet inlay with adhesive and liner, or a finished label, blank or printed, with data such as an NDEF URL encoded and locked. We ship samples first so you can validate on your own items and readers, then quote the format you tested.