Will these tags work on metal surfaces?
867959
I tried to put one on my washing machine and it didn't work, but worked once I moved it to a nearby wooden surface. These tags are not specifically labeled for use on metal. If I was buying NFC tags again I'd get the ones labeled for that purpose since they are built with a special isolation layer above the adhesive. If these ones work it will be by chance and not by design.
867960
Yes only if the metal surface is clean and flat so the adhesive will hold. As far as the magnetic field produced by the NFC. It shouldn't be a problem.
867961
They should work on any surface. I have one on a metal drawer, and it works fine.
1109177
Yes they can be used on both metal and wood, but depends on what kind of metal. The description says that they provide longer life when used with "non-ferrous" (non-magnetic) metals (such as aluminum). The bits would wear out fairly quickly if used on other types of metals.
723724
I think the only issue would have to do with the adhesive. I have a couple outside, and one in my car. As long as the area you apply the tag doesn't have a strong magnetic field, the function of the tag won't be affected. In humid weather, the adhesive disolves some, so I'd reccomend either a stronger adhesive or some type of waterproofing over the top.
1815112
No. These are not for any metal at all. I use it on mud flaps, leather and gasket material
1288042
I don't know the answer, since I have been using them for over months and disposed of the packaging and tags shortly after buying 2 of them. They do work well however.
465081
It shouldn't be a problem. I've glued these to the backs of metal earrings and I haven't had any issues. They're also pretty powerful. I've picked up a babyfood ar full of paint with one of them attached to the clip on a pen.
1326439
I haven't tried any of them on metal, but I don't think it would work right. I'd stick with wood and vinyl.
1581955
Yes they would. Make sure the surfaces are clean and dry before hand. I know this particular brand sticks well to any surface.
1690257
Yes, you will be able to install them on metal doors. Just double check on the thickness of the door.
1428048
No, regretfully as good as it is for Wood, paper or fabric, this won't work for metal. In that case I would suggest a cyanoacrylate kind adhesive.
1718437
I would not recommend these for that purpose. As much as they are a pain the little round circular keyrings that they usually supply with the dog tags are probably the best.
168194
I don't know if it will work on metal. On wood works but you have to let it work once applied and you minght need to apply several times
1101234
They should be able to. I use them on a plastic LED Message board from Spencer's with no issues. Just wet whatever you're using to erase them afterwards.
1133670
As long as you can mount it on the gun then yes. We use them for Laser Tag.
1792156
I believe they will work on plastic but I don't know that for sure. We used them to let our staff initial the bottoms of our new ceramic coffee mugs but it washed right off in the dish washer. I ended up using an old Stanford Metallic Paint Pen which works great on ceramic and doesn't wash off. I will test these on one of our disposable wine glasses and get back to you on how they worked. Stay tuned.
305231
they have to be permanently affixed to the frame. If you can screw them to the frame then yes it will work with a metal frame--my frames were wood.
2282668
I use them on paper and labels, but have not tried them on anything else. They have been terrific for my needs, but think they might not be too successful on other surfaces. Cheers, Sydney