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Custom RFID Cards, RFID Labels, RFID Tags, Wooden Cards and RFID Wristbands
Your Vision, Our Frequency.
RFID Tags & Smart Cards, Precision-Engineered for Global Markets.
SCIVAS is a manufacturing partner for businesses that need custom RFID cards, RFID labels, RFID tags, wooden cards and RFID wristbands from one reliable source. We support B2B projects with practical production capability across material selection, chip matching, printing, encoding, personalization and packaging, helping buyers simplify sourcing while keeping product quality consistent.
With 15 years of industry experience, around 6,000 square meters of production space and a team of more than 350 employees, SCIVAS is built for stable supply and repeatable output. Our factory strength is especially valuable for customers who need RFID cards for identification and access control, RFID labels for retail and logistics, RFID tags for tracking and industrial use, wooden cards for premium branding, and RFID wristbands for event and identification projects. From sampling to mass production, we focus on clear specifications, dependable lead times and manufacturing quality that supports long-term cooperation.
RFID & NFC Manufacturer for Global B2B ProjectsSCIVAS is a direct manufacturer of RFID and NFC products for international distributors, system integrators, solution providers, brand owners, and industrial users. We manufacture RFID cards, NFC cards, RFID labels, RFID tags, wristbands, key fobs, inlays, tickets, and customized contactless products for access control, payment, retail, logistics,...
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