Coin only NFC coin tag NFC-A Tag NTAG215 - 492 Bytes

Your 30 mm white NTAG215 coin, shown with the sticker color and print you select.

$26.99

← Back to all NFC tags

Put the container’s approved details within reach.

$26.99

Product Details

Put the container’s approved profile, handling reference, contact, or pickup request route one tap away.

Features

  • One 30 mm NFC tag configured for one customer-selected container destination.
  • Choose the sticker color; optional custom print is $0.59.
  • Test access with the devices, permissions, and connection your team will use.

Benefits

  • Gives people at one container a clear route to the resource your team already maintains.
  • Creates a simple way to measure how long that approved resource takes to find.
  • Keeps the record, access rules, and service decisions in your organization’s system.

Package Details

  • One white 30 mm NTAG215 coin configured for one URL you provide. No separate holder or cable tie is included.
  • The tag opens the destination. It does not classify waste, track location, monitor fill level, record service, book a pickup, or replace required labels and records.
Enter one organization-approved destination for this container: its profile, handling reference, contact, or pickup request form. Keep passwords, access tokens, private contact details, sensitive site information, and regulated waste specifics in your authorized system. Test phone access and keep the approved fallback available.
Choose your sticker color

Your base is a white 30 mm NTAG215 coin. We’ll apply this non-metallic color sticker to its face.

Custom print

Print up to two centered lines inside a 28 mm safe circle on the 30 mm coin’s color sticker. The 1 mm margin keeps print clear of the edge.

One NFC tag. One container. One destination.

Choose the sticker color and enter one container profile, handling reference, contact, or pickup-request URL. Optional custom print is $0.59. No holder or cable tie is included.

Get it on Google Play https://link.nfc-a-tag.com/app

The container has a location. Its details should travel with it.

The profile lives in one system. The handling reference may live in another file. A pickup request starts with somebody finding the right route. Put the customer-approved destination within reach of the container.

A worker holds a phone beside a 30 mm NFC-A Tag coin in a clear holder tied to a clean, closed container; the holder and tie illustrate placement and are not included.

One container. One approved destination.

Set one NFC tag to open the profile, handling reference, contact, or pickup request route selected for this container. The customer’s system remains the source of truth.

A phone showing a generic profile page beside a 30 mm NFC-A Tag coin on a closed container; mounting parts are illustrative only.

Keep the record where your team already maintains it.

Name a resource owner. Test the link with the phones, sign-in permissions, and connection people will use at the container. Set a review date and keep the approved fallback route available.

A worker holds a phone beside a 30 mm NFC-A Tag coin in a clear holder on a closed workplace container; no holder is included.

A route to the record, with the process still in your hands.

The NFC tag opens the destination. It does not identify material, track location, monitor fill level, log service, schedule a pickup, or replace required labels and records.

Check how long the resource takes to find

Find out how long the container record takes to find.

Choose a small set of eligible containers. Ask the people who work with them to locate the approved resource. Record the time and any redirects or supervisor help. Repeat the same check after placement under similar conditions.

These measures describe access and staff capacity. They do not measure material handling, collection performance, or compliance.

Illustrative annual staff-capacity value after review time: $0.00

Estimate = monthly eligible lookups × 12 × observed minutes saved ÷ 60 × loaded labor rate − annual setup and review hours × loaded labor rate. Enter your measured numbers. This is not a savings promise.

Map the access point before it goes on the container.

Record the destination owner, intended users, access test, review date, and approved fallback.

Download the Waste Container Access Point Map

The product includes one 30 mm NFC tag; the clear holder and cable tie shown in these images are illustrative and are not included. Confirm tag instructions, mounting requirements, and the approved attachment point. Keep required labels, records, training, and fallback routes in force.

Would You Like a Consult Before Making a Decision?

Tell us what you need to talk through. We’ll get in touch to find a time. Sending this form doesn’t book or confirm an appointment.

Rather talk it through? Call (385) 347-0897 or email hello@nfc-a-tag.com.

Questions about Waste Container Profile Tag

What does this NFC tag open?

It opens one customer-selected container profile, handling reference, contact, or pickup request route.

Where can I place the tag?

Follow the exact tag instructions and the container or site requirements. The photos illustrate placement context; the clear holder and cable tie are not included.

Does a tap schedule a pickup?

No. It opens the destination you provide. Any request must be completed in the customer-selected system.

Does the NFC tag identify waste or track the container?

No. It does not classify material, track location, monitor fill level, log service, or replace required labels and records.

Will it work on every phone or container surface?

Do not assume universal compatibility. Test the intended phones, connection, permissions, tag instructions, and approved attachment point before use.