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Reduce carbon footprint with eco-friendly RFID that does not use plastic.
High-spec inlays that meet industry standards ECO RFID is an environmentally friendly product made with paper substrates and printed antenna technology, eliminating plastic. *Tentack is a "distribution partner (authorized dealer)" of Beontag in the global RFID market. We receive support from Beontag regarding product pricing, delivery times, and joint development.
Easily manage tools with RFID, ideal for check-out, return, and location management.
Introducing RFID tags that are ideal for tool management. By implementing RFID tags along with simple management software and a reader, anyone can easily complete the process just by scanning the RFID tags, allowing for quick work execution. Since the history of checkouts and returns is automatically recorded, it becomes possible to track which tools were taken out by whom, reducing the risk of loss or theft and ensuring a safe working environment.
![[DX Promotion] What is the RFID Utilization Detacolle Service #4](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/product/image/17b/2001532206/IPROS6268089488974399305.jpg?w=280&h=280)
In RFID-based automatic identification systems, "tag selection" is a very important point.
The "RFID Utilization Data Collection Service" is an RFID data collection platform that gathers data to understand the on-site situation and transfers this data to a system that utilizes it. This time, we will introduce tags with distinctive features in UHF band RFID, which can sometimes be challenging when selecting tags. At SeaRex, we conduct the selection and development of tags suitable for our customers' applications and uses as part of our "RFID and IC Tag Solutions." The development of our Pro Series, which utilizes years of seal and label technology, is one such example. *For detailed content of the column, you can view it through the related links. For more information, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.*
![[Use Case] Improvement of Inventory Management through the Introduction of RFID for Barcode Management](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/product/image/1d6/2001516678/IPROS9162381291807670025.jpg?w=280&h=280)
By using RFID tags with display functions, you can check inventory levels in real-time!
In inventory management, we will introduce a case where improvements were made through the introduction of RFID, which was previously managed using barcodes. Inventory management is an essential task for accurately grasping stock levels and assets. While it is possible to streamline this inventory management using barcodes, switching to RFID allows for various benefits. [Challenges] ■ Inventory information cannot be confirmed at a glance ■ Barcodes may not be readable due to dirt ■ Product information cannot be written *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
You can utilize your current Excel ledger as it is, and reduce inventory tasks to less than 1/10!
The "MANICA EXCEL TOOL" allows for easy verification with an Excel ledger by reading materials and products with RFID tags using a handheld reader. Additionally, since RFID tags can be read in bulk, inventory tasks can be significantly shortened.
The combination with Elementena enables remarkable long-distance communication for RFID tags, and it doesn't require a battery!
"Elementag" is a revolutionary tag that extends the communication range of passive-type RFID. By giving directionality to the radio waves transmitted and received by RFID, it is possible to dramatically increase the communication range of all RFID tags, including existing and newly installed ones. It solves the distance issue that is a drawback of passive-type RFID, and there is no need for the built-in battery that is a drawback of active-type RFID. [Features] ■ A revolutionary tag that extends communication range (over 10m) ■ No need for a built-in battery ■ Applies the principle of Yagi-Uda antennas, adding waveguide elements to the tag *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
![[Use Case] Improved inventory management by introducing RFID after managing inbound and outbound logistics with barcodes.](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/product/image/f00/2001516682/IPROS18326984510833161379.jpg?w=280&h=280)
By using RFID tags with display functions, it is possible to easily visualize inventory levels!
We managed inventory in and out using barcodes, but we have improved this with the introduction of RFID. Inventory management, which involves recording necessary information such as quantities during stock movements, is a very important task in manufacturing and logistics. While barcodes are effective for simplifying these tasks and preventing human errors, switching to RFID offers significant advantages. [Challenges] ■ Inventory information cannot be confirmed at a glance ■ Barcodes may not be readable due to dirt ■ Product information cannot be written *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
Effective for managing molds, steel materials, jigs, etc.! The practical use of magnet-mounted RFID tags.
We would like to utilize RFID for the management of molds, steel materials, and jigs, but we often encounter situations where there are challenges in using RFID in their original application scenarios. This may be due to environmental considerations or issues related to shape and size (protrusions), which often prevents us from meeting customer requests. One example of this is in inventory management, stocktaking, and searching during use for molds, steel materials, and jigs, where the action of "removing RFID tags from metal management targets" occurs. However, there are cases where we prioritize the overall reduction of man-hours and utilize "magnet-mounted RFID tags." This time, we would like to introduce the "magnet-mounted RFID tags." *For detailed content of the column, you can view it through the related links. For more information, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.*
Convenient tags that replace barcodes, from logistics to IoT! They are used in self-checkout systems and more.
RFID is an automatic identification system that reads and writes individual information about people and objects stored in RFID/IC tags, labels, and cards through wireless communication. RFID tags are activated by a reader/writer, allowing for reading and writing of information in the tag's memory, and the data can be aggregated and analyzed using computers or tablets. The applications of RFID tags span various fields such as asset management, inventory management, and production management. While there may be cases where reading is difficult depending on the object to which the tag is attached, Japan Micron's original RFID tag "SmaCo series" addresses these challenges. [Differences from barcodes and QR codes] - Multiple readings possible instantly - Works from a distance - No need for line of sight *For detailed benefits and technical information, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
We will explain the features of RFID and what can be done with RFID for customers considering its implementation.
What is UHF band RFID? UHF band RFID is a wireless communication technology that uses a frequency range of 860 to 960 MHz. This technology employs radio wave methods and is characterized by a longer communication distance compared to the electromagnetic induction method used in HF band. The communication distance can range from a few centimeters to several meters, allowing for the simultaneous reading of multiple tags. As a result, it is widely used in situations where efficient reading over a wide area is required, such as in logistics and inventory management. The communication speed is also fast, enabling the rapid processing of large amounts of data, which has led to its increasing application in the apparel and manufacturing industries. However, there are challenges, such as susceptibility to the effects of metal and moisture, which will also be discussed.
Heat-resistant metal-compatible RFID (supports 150°C, 260°C, 300°C) - Reliable asset management that supports harsh environments with metal-compatible RFID.
【Solution Overview】 ■ Achieves accurate asset management even in harsh environments with metal-compatible RFID and heat-resistant metal-compatible RFID (supports 150℃, 260℃, 300℃). ■ Ideal for managing pallets, molds, and various assets, improving operational efficiency and data collection accuracy. 【Product Features and Strengths】 ■ High heat-resistant RFID variations that can withstand extreme temperature environments (up to 300℃). ■ Flexible installation possible with screws or welding, enabling stable data collection even in environments with oil or heat. ■ Can be installed on metal and special shapes, making it an effective asset management solution as an alternative to barcodes. 【Main Applications】 ■ Supports asset management in harsh environments, such as shot count management and understanding process transfer times. ■ Ensures reliable data management even in sites with constraints due to dirt or shape, improving operational efficiency. 【Ease of Implementation】 ■ Capable of accepting small lot orders (starting from 10 units), making it easy to start small and ideal for gradual implementation.
It is possible to rewrite product information read by RFID in real time! Achieving management of product status.
We will introduce a case where the counting of incoming and outgoing shipments, which was previously done manually, has been improved through the introduction of RFID. Recording necessary information such as quantities during inventory in and out is a very important task in the manufacturing and logistics industries. Utilizing RFID is highly effective for simplifying these inventory management tasks and preventing human errors. 【Challenges】 ■ Significant labor is required for incoming and outgoing operations ■ Errors in data occur due to omissions or mistakes in recording ■ It takes time to find the storage location of products upon arrival ■ It takes time to locate the relevant products during shipping *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
The biggest concern when utilizing RFID is the selection of RFID tags, but we will introduce five specially selected tags.
Even with proper management, inventory involves tasks like "counting" and "searching." "I want to finish it quickly without taking too much time." "Depending on the business, daily checks of supplies and tools are necessary." "Visual confirmation, manual input check sheets, and report entries. I want to automate this with digital solutions." If you have such concerns, utilizing RFID for asset management might be a solution. At C-Rex, we offer a "rental and trial service" to help you determine whether RFID utilization is appropriate. Based on our extensive experience providing RFID tags, devices, and software for numerous cases over the years, we have prepared a simple package for you to try out. *You can view the detailed content of the column through the related links. For more information, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
Service provision in collaboration with each store is possible! RFID tags that leverage the advantages of two types of tags.
The "RFID Dual Tag" is a product that enables the use of RFID in many scenarios by combining a UHF band tag capable of data acquisition over relatively long distances with NFC, which allows for stable wireless communication at close range. The communication distance is equal to or greater than that of conventional UHF tags, and it can be read by smartphones and tablets equipped with NFC. It is compact in size as it does not require a battery. 【Features】 ■ Fusion of UHF and NFC ■ Communication distance is equal to or greater than conventional UHF tags ■ Can be read by smartphones and tablets equipped with NFC ■ No battery required ■ Compact size *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
Participate in a demonstration test using "RFID"! Attach RFID tags and keep track of the number of bottles of alcohol!
Maspro Denkoh participated in a demonstration test using "RFID" at Tatsuma Honke Sake Brewery Co., Ltd. In this demonstration experiment, RF tags were attached to some of the sake that will be sold at Tatsuma Honke Sake Brewery's stores. *For an overview of the demonstration experiment, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
