1. What is an RFID inlay used for?
An RFID inlay combines a chip and antenna for integration into a finished contactless card. It forms the electronic core of cards used for access control, identification and other RFID applications.
2. Which RFID chips are available?
Please provide your preferred chip model, operating frequency and communication protocol. We will confirm chip availability and the suitable antenna configuration for your application.
3. Can the inlay dimensions and sheet layout be customized?
Please send your technical drawing or required sheet dimensions, number of inlays per sheet and positioning details. Available production options will be reviewed against your specifications.
4. Will the inlays work with our card lamination process?
Suitability depends on the inlay material, card construction and lamination conditions. Please share your temperature, pressure and cycle requirements. Sample trials should be completed using your actual production process before bulk approval.
5. Can we request samples for testing?
Yes. Contact us to confirm suitable sample availability and any associated charges. Samples should be evaluated for card construction, lamination compatibility and reading performance with your intended system.
6. What is the minimum order quantity (MOQ)?
The applicable MOQ is confirmed according to the chip, antenna configuration and sheet specifications. Please provide your required quantity when requesting a quotation.
7. How long does production take?
Lead time depends on chip availability, order quantity and any custom production requirements. We will confirm the schedule after reviewing your technical specifications and sample approval requirements.
8. What information is needed for a quotation?
Please provide the chip model, quantity, preferred material, inlay thickness, antenna dimensions and sheet layout. Technical drawings, lamination requirements and delivery details will help us prepare an accurate quotation.
