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The explosion-proof scanner 'EXSC' can read barcodes wirelessly even in explosive areas. It streamlines data collection systems through barcode scanning. 【Features】 ■ Explosion-proof Bluetooth scanner ■ Wireless barcode reading ■ Compatible with USB keyboard interface / RS232C interface ■ Supports 2D codes ■ Contributes to the construction of explosion-proof MES systems *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

In the oil industry, inventory management involves working in hazardous locations where flammable substances are present. Safety is the top priority, and it is necessary to suppress the generation of sparks and static electricity. While barcode-based inventory management is efficient, traditional equipment may lack explosion-proof performance. The explosion-proof scanner EXSC can wirelessly read barcodes even in explosion-proof areas. This enables the streamlining of inventory management while ensuring safety. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Oil plants - Chemical factories - Hazardous material warehouses - Streamlining inventory management 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Safe data collection in hazardous locations - Streamlined inventory management - Reduced working time - Decreased errors

In the chemical industry, quality inspection prioritizes safety while also requiring efficient data collection. Particularly in areas handling flammable gases and combustible liquids, it is essential to eliminate the risk of explosions caused by sparks. The explosion-proof scanner EXSC enables use in hazardous areas and achieves wireless barcode reading, contributing to the efficiency of quality inspections while ensuring safety. 【Use Cases】 - Raw material and product management in chemical plants - Inventory management in hazardous material warehouses - Inspection records in quality control departments 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Safe data collection in explosion-proof areas - Improved work efficiency - Enhanced quality through reduced errors

In the pharmaceutical industry, tracking applications prioritize product quality control and safety assurance. Particularly, accurate information management is required at each stage from manufacturing to distribution and storage. There has been a problem where traditional equipment cannot ensure safety when work is needed in explosion-proof areas. The explosion-proof scanner EXSC efficiently reads barcodes wirelessly in explosion-proof areas, streamlining data collection. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Tracking of raw materials and products in pharmaceutical manufacturing plants - Inventory management in pharmaceutical warehouses - Inventory management in explosion-proof areas 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Safe data collection in explosion-proof areas - Improved traceability - Enhanced work efficiency

In the paint industry’s formulation process, accurate measurement and recording of materials are required. Especially in environments handling flammable substances, safety is the top priority. Material management using barcodes and 2D codes is essential for efficiency, but without explosion-proof performance, safe operation is not possible. The explosion-proof scanner EXSC enables wireless barcode reading in explosion-proof areas, streamlining data collection in the formulation process. 【Usage Scenarios】 * Material formulation in paint factories * Inventory management in hazardous material warehouses * Process management on manufacturing lines 【Benefits of Implementation】 * Safe data collection in explosion-proof areas * Reduction of formulation errors * Improvement in work efficiency

【Common Issues】 Aging DCS systems face difficulties in maintenance due to the end of parts supply and rising maintenance costs, and because they are proprietary systems, modifications and feature additions rely heavily on the manufacturer, leading to a lack of flexibility. Additionally, system updates that include operation panels (HMI) in explosion-proof areas require coordination among multiple vendors, raising concerns about the dispersion of construction responsibility and design inconsistencies. There are many cases where companies hesitate to proceed with updates due to cost and the challenges of addressing hazardous locations. 【Solution Approach】 Our company offers a solution that replaces DCS with general-purpose PLCs and SCADA, achieving both cost reduction and flexible operations. We meticulously plan engineering that includes modifications to existing panels and I/O conversions to ensure that system replacements are completed within the downtime period. Furthermore, by adopting open technologies, customers can perform small-scale modifications and adjustments themselves after implementation, freeing them from vendor lock-in. Additionally, by simultaneously updating explosion-proof PCs and touch panels from our own product lineup, we can comprehensively refresh the entire system, including hazardous areas.

In chemical plants, particularly for system updates that include operation panels (HMI) in explosion-proof areas, coordination among multiple vendors is necessary, raising concerns about the dispersion of construction responsibilities and design inconsistencies. The situation of wanting to update but hesitating due to costs and the need to address hazardous locations may hinder the efficient operation of the plant and the introduction of the latest technologies. Our company provides solutions that balance cost reduction and flexible operations to address such challenges. We plan system replacements through engineering that includes modifications to existing panels and I/O conversions. Furthermore, by simultaneously updating explosion-proof equipment such as explosion-proof PCs and touch panels using our own product lineup, we can comprehensively renew the entire system, including hazardous areas. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Updating aging DCS systems - Simultaneous updates of HMIs including explosion-proof areas - Breaking free from manufacturer dependency and improving operational flexibility - Reducing risks associated with system updates 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Reduction in system update costs - Liberation from vendor lock-in - Comprehensive renewal of the entire system, including hazardous locations - Enhanced flexibility for customers in operation and maintenance