Our NFC wine bottle label combines a compact coated-paper tag, CIT83512AT chip and adhesive installation for bottle-closure projects. It can be applied as part of a break-on-removal bottle seal and connect the packaged wine to controlled digital product content.
NFC Wine Bottle Label Specifications
Confirm the bottle closure, heat-shrink component, encoded data and intended reading devices before approving the complete seal construction.
| Specification | Listed Configuration | Project Requirement |
|---|---|---|
| Tag dimensions | 46 × 26 × 0.2 mm | Confirm the available closure area. |
| Chip | CIT83512AT | Define the required read and data functions. |
| Protocol | ISO 15693 | Test phone and reader compatibility. |
| Operating frequency | 13.0–14.5 MHz | Test the filled and sealed bottle. |
| Memory | Confirm for the selected chip version | Provide the final data record for review. |
| Face material | Printable coated paper | Submit brand artwork and visible data. |
| Installation | Pressure-sensitive adhesive | Identify cap, capsule and bottle surfaces. |
| Reference read range | Up to 2.2 cm in free-air testing | Approve the final consumer tap point. |
| Physical function | Tamper-proof and tamper-detection design | Define the opening and removal test. |
| Bottle-seal integration | PVC heat-shrink integration available | Provide closure dimensions and shrinking process. |
Build the Label into the Bottle Closure
Break-on-removal performance depends on how the NFC label, shrink component, cap and bottle neck work together during opening.
NFC Label Layer
Carries the electronic identifier or encoded content and provides the printable branded surface.
Heat-Shrink Component
Fits around the closure and must be specified for the cap diameter, height and shrinking process.
Break Path
Positions the vulnerable section where normal bottle opening should damage the seal construction.
Consumer Tap Area
Keeps the readable part of the tag accessible and clearly identifiable on the finished bottle.
Bottle Identity
Links the encoded tag to the correct product, batch, vintage or individual bottle record.
Digital Response
Uses the connected system to display the approved product, opening or exception result.
Configure the Bottle Sealing Process
Close the Bottle
Apply the approved cork, screw cap or other closure using the production process.
Apply the Seal
Position the NFC label or integrated shrink component at the approved orientation.
Encode and Associate
Match the electronic record, printed number and bottle data under controlled rules.
Inspect the Bottle
Verify appearance, adhesion, reading response and data association before packing.
Define Results for Each Bottle Condition
| Bottle Condition | Physical Inspection | Digital Check | System Response |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sealed bottle | Seal is intact at the approved position | Expected tag and active bottle record | Display approved bottle information |
| Opened bottle | Shrink seal or label shows damage | Read result and opening status are evaluated | Show the approved opened-bottle message |
| Lifted label | Edges or tag show removal evidence | Identifier remains linked to the original record | Route the bottle for inspection |
| Unknown tag | Label may appear visually normal | No matching record exists | Withhold a positive verification result |
| Data mismatch | Printed wine details conflict with the bottle | Encoded and database records do not agree | Display a controlled exception result |
| Unreadable tag | Damage or interference may be present | No NFC response is obtained | Request rescan or manual inspection |
Test the Complete Bottle-Seal Assembly
Closure and Shrink Test
- Use production bottles, caps and capsules
- Apply the intended heat-shrink conditions
- Inspect label movement and visible distortion
- Open the bottle through the normal route
- Record the break-on-removal result
NFC and Content Test
- Test the bottle before and after filling
- Use approved ISO 15693 devices
- Check foil, metal and liquid interference
- Verify the intended consumer tap position
- Confirm the correct digital response after opening
Plan the Consumer Bottle Experience
Wine Information
- Wine name, vintage and varietal
- Region and winery information
- Tasting and serving guidance
- Controlled bottle details
Bottle Verification
- Known or unknown record response
- Printed and digital data comparison
- Opened-bottle status message
- Customer service instructions
Brand Interaction
- Winery story and production methods
- Food-pairing content
- Product registration workflow
- Market-specific language pages
Printing, Encoding and Bottle Records
We can review branded printing and NFC data after the bottle identity, backend destination and opening-status workflow are confirmed.
Visible Printing
- Winery logo and product artwork
- Human-readable bottle number
- Barcode or QR code
- Vintage and batch reference
NFC Encoding
- Bottle-information destination
- Short product or bottle identifier
- Data length for memory confirmation
- Required read or write settings
Record Control
- Electronic and printed-code mapping
- Variable-data import format
- Duplicate-record screening
- Encoding verification output
Information Required for Configuration
Bottle-Seal Details
- Bottle-neck and closure dimensions
- Cork, screw cap or closure type
- Capsule or heat-shrink material
- Shrinking temperature and process
- Opening action and required break path
NFC and Order Details
- Phone or ISO 15693 reader models
- Encoded data and memory requirement
- Digital verification workflow
- Artwork and variable-data files
- Quantity and destination country
Related NFC Wine Bottle Labels
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NFC Wine Bottle Label Questions
What does break-on-removal mean for this bottle label? +
Break-on-removal means the applied seal is designed to become physically damaged when the bottle is opened or the label is removed. The result depends on placement and the complete closure construction.
Is the PVC heat-shrink component included automatically? +
The heat-shrink construction must be confirmed for the project. Provide the bottle-neck, cap and capsule dimensions together with the intended shrinking process.
Can any NFC-enabled smartphone read an ISO 15693 tag? +
ISO 15693 support varies by phone model, operating system and application. Test the intended consumer devices before confirming a phone-based experience.
Does opening the bottle always make the label unreadable? +
Not necessarily. Physical damage, electronic response and backend status are separate results. Define the required behavior and verify it through opening tests on production bottles.
How much information can be encoded in the label? +
The target product page does not state the memory capacity. Provide the required identifier, URL or record length so the chip configuration and data fit can be confirmed.
Is the listed 2.2 cm read distance guaranteed? +
No. It is a free-air reference. Reader compatibility, wine, glass, foil, cap materials, shrink components and antenna placement can change actual performance.
What is required for a project quotation? +
Please provide bottle and closure drawings, shrink or capsule materials, opening action, target devices, encoded-data requirements, artwork, application method, quantity and destination country.
Configure the NFC Label and Bottle Seal Together
Send us the bottle closure, shrink or capsule construction, opening action, target devices, encoded data, artwork and quantity for configuration review and pricing.
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