RFID in Work-in-Progress Scanning

UHF RFID in Assembly Line Monitoring

Bespoke Solution:

  • Scanning the Barcode
  • Encoding RFID EPC memory
  • Interacting with Back-end System
  • Product Traceability
  • Assembly Line Monitoring

Impinj R700 Industry RFID scanner

With embedded custom-made process software, reducing manual handling, improving Lean Manufacturing, Work-in-Progress and Assembly Line Monitoring

Customer wish: Fitted on as single scan platform

  • Impinj R700 RAIN UHF RFID scanner
  • Light tower for operator process status feed back
  • Times 7 RFID antenna,
  • Opticon Barcode Scanner

Impinj R700 Offers Unprecendented RFID Value

Leading Performance, reliability, and ease of use at competitive pricing

Benefits of RFID

  • No line of sight needed
  • Multiple tags read at once
  • Resistant to damage
  • Long range reading

When to use RFID in your process

RFID provides a quick return on investment in many industrial production processes and warehousing operations, also in rental or supply chain sectors:

  • when traceability through a process is required
  • when item life cycle management is required
  • when labour costs or data errors related to identification are high
  • when there are time or labour constraints related to item identification, handling or replenishment

RFID automatic Identification data capture is ‘Smarter’ than barcode and It’s a tried and tested technology for automatic data capture and identification.

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