Asset Tracking in Manufacturing
ZERO IN ON YOUR ASSETS USING RFID
Asset tracking is a cutting-edge industrial system that tracks movable, non-fixed assets and pinpoints their precise location and utilisation at any time.
How it works
TAG ITEMS
Radio-Frequency Identification tags are attached to assets. For metal assets, special on metal Radio-Frequency Identification tags or labels might be utilised. These metal tags are designed to operate better when connected to metal. Furthermore, thanks to Radio-Frequency Identification tags, each of these assets has a different identification.
RFID READERS
Automate data collection with Radio-Frequency Identification throughout the asset's operational workflow. Radio-Frequency Identification, for example, can be used to quickly verify people in and out of tools. Use the capabilities of Radio-Frequency Identification readers and handhelds to track asset movement and presence in critical locations.
RFID MAINTENANCE
When an asset requires maintenance or repair, use Radio-Frequency Identification tags to identify it. In certain conditions, data can be immediately written to the Radio-Frequency Identification tag. In other circumstances, the asset's Radio-Frequency Identification tag can serve as a unique identifier, allowing it to be quickly and precisely located in a database.
Valuable Workflows
CHECK-IN/ CHECKOUT
Make a chain of custody for items that are frequently utilised, such as tools or moulds. Although this operation can be completed manually, RFID allows for data collection to be automated, reducing manual labour while enhancing accuracy.
ASSET UTILIZATION
Capture which assets are truly being used and which are sitting inactive as you collect data with RFID. If you have a large number of assets of the same sort, enhance scheduling to ensure even wear and tear. Additionally, improve your purchase statistics by incorporating past usage data.