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Sake is a beverage that is sensitive to temperature changes, so proper temperature management is essential to maintain its quality. Axzon's temperature logger AZN5200 is an ultra-thin temperature logger tag with a built-in printed battery. This product is designed for single use, eliminating the need for collection and allowing for low-cost implementation. Additionally, the built-in LED in the product enables recipients to easily check for deviations from the set temperature by simply touching the finger spot, with the LED display indicating any discrepancies. The logger records temperature data during transport. Therefore, it serves as evidence of when and where temperature deviations occurred, clarifying accountability. In managing the temperature of sake exports, it is important for all parties involved in the supply chain to collaborate towards the common goal of maintaining quality. To deliver Japan's rich sake culture to the world. Axzon's temperature logger supports your global expansion as a reliable testament to effective temperature management.

The AZN5200 is a high-performance UHF band RFID temperature logger equipped with Axzon's Opus IC. This product enables the wireless tracking of temperature-sensitive products within the logistics supply chain. By recording temperature in non-volatile flash memory, the AZN5200 provides a temperature log until the product reaches the customer. Data is encrypted and directly recorded in on-chip flash memory, ensuring high data security. This product operates on a built-in battery and autonomously measures and records the temperature of any items during transport. Accessing the log data requires an RFID reader/writer, but the product is equipped with an LED, allowing it to be set to display whether the temperature has exceeded the set threshold if an RFID reader/writer is not available. Additionally, it features a FingerSpot sensor that can be used to initiate temperature logging, as well as tamper detection via a tear-off strip and ambient light level sensor. *This product is a single-use item and reuse is not recommended.

We handle temperature loggers and sensors suitable for cold chain applications from Axzon Inc. For the transportation and storage of pharmaceuticals, fresh food, and precision equipment, maintaining an appropriate temperature range is essential to prevent quality degradation or damage, making temperature management indispensable. We offer a variety of products, including the UHF RFID temperature logger tag "AZN5200" and the UHF RFID temperature, humidity, and moisture sensor tag "AZN3100." 【Main Use Cases】 ■ Temperature management during the transportation of pharmaceuticals, specimens, and chemicals ■ Temperature measurement and management in refrigerated storage, storage rooms, and showcases ■ Temperature management in inspection rooms, analysis/testing rooms, factories, and kitchens ■ Temperature management for food, vegetables, fruits, and sweets ■ Temperature management for fermentation and aging of foods such as sake, soy sauce, miso, and bread ■ Temperature management for semiconductors and precision components *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

The various sensors from Axzon that we handle can also be used for construction-related applications. Detecting leaks in flat roofs can often be difficult, and water intrusion can occur in various locations, sometimes far from the actual point of entry. By installing sensors on the roof during construction or repairs, you can immediately contact the construction company as soon as signs of leakage are detected. Additionally, due to the high accuracy of the sensors, leaks can be detected early, leading to reduced repair costs. 【Main Use Cases】 ■ Leak detection in roofs under construction ■ Health management and access control for workers 【Recommended Products】 ■ Temperature, humidity, and moisture sensors: AZN3100 ■ Temperature logger: AZN5200 *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

Recommended for such tasks: - Want to confirm operational load and acquisition accuracy - Want to check operational load and temperature acquisition accuracy before on-site implementation - Want to verify that temperature logging can be done without issues in the installation environment - Want to evaluate temperature monitoring during cold transport/warehousing/refrigeration - Want to obtain demonstration data for proposals to customers and internal approvals Flow of PoC implementation: - Provide pre-configured logger tags (in recording start state) - Install and use in the customer's environment at the target object/location - Return the logger tags after use - Collect log data and obtain temperature records at our company - Report results including graphs and discussions

Temperature management is essential for maintaining the quality of sake. In particular, unpasteurized sake, ginjo sake, and daiginjo sake are sensitive to temperature changes, and managing temperature during transportation is key to preserving quality. Axzon's wireless seal-type temperature logger has been developed to address these challenges. 【Features and Use Cases】 ● Disposable and no need for collection: Can be introduced from just one unit without specialized equipment or cloud contracts. ● Built-in LED visualizes temperature deviations: The recipient can check deviations from the set temperature with just a touch. ● Temperature data recording during transportation: Records temperature history, which can be used as evidence for quality management. These features make temperature management during the international transportation of sake easier and ensure quality preservation. ＼Product catalog available now／ For more details, please view the PDF data from "Catalog Download." If you have any questions about the product or would like to request a quote, please feel free to contact us.

The various sensors from Axzon that we handle can also be used for construction-related applications. Detecting leaks in flat roofs is often difficult, and water intrusion can occur in various locations, sometimes far from the actual point of entry. By installing sensors on the roof during construction or repair, you can immediately contact the construction company as soon as signs of leakage are detected. Additionally, the high accuracy of the sensors allows for early detection of leaks, leading to reduced repair costs. 【Main Use Cases】 ■ Leak detection in roofs under construction ■ Health management and access control for workers 【Recommended Products】 ■ Temperature, humidity, and moisture sensors: AZN3100 ■ Temperature logger: AZN5200 *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

We would like to introduce a case study that utilized RFID temperature loggers for a demonstration experiment to understand temperature changes during transportation. In the demonstration experiment, we were able to confirm the changes in internal temperature of tuna during the rapid freezing process, as well as the temperature changes during transportation when our salt ice was included. ＼Product catalog now available/ For more details, please view the PDF data from "Catalog Download." If you have any questions about the products or would like to request a quote, please feel free to contact us. 【Case Overview】 ■Overview of the demonstration experiment - Verification of temperature changes during rapid freezing - Verification of temperature changes during transportation (comparison with and without salt ice) ■Confirmation results - Changes in internal temperature of tuna during the rapid freezing process - Temperature changes during transportation when salt ice was included *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

We would like to introduce a case study utilizing RFID tag-type temperature loggers for a demonstration experiment aimed at understanding the temperature fluctuations of workers at the job site. At Haruna Construction Co., Ltd., a general construction company primarily focused on the construction and civil engineering industries, a system for continuously monitoring the ambient temperature of workers was implemented. A demonstration experiment was conducted to determine whether it is possible to detect early signs of heatstroke risk and effectively utilize this information for safety management. By examining the temperature data over approximately two months, we were able to visualize changes in the work environment that cannot be captured by outdoor temperature alone (such as differences in work locations, the effects of direct sunlight, and the presence or absence of air conditioning). 【Case Overview】 ■ Period: April 9, 2025 – June 5, 2025 (approximately 2 months) ■ Location: Haruna Construction Co., Ltd. (Kobe City, Hyogo Prefecture) ■ Participants: 2 on-site workers ■ Equipment Used: Temperature sensor tag AXZON AZN5200 ■ Temperature logging interval: 20 minutes ＼Product catalog available for distribution/ For more details, please view the PDF data from "Catalog Download." If you have any questions about the product or would like to request a quote, please feel free to contact us.

We would like to introduce a case study of a demonstration experiment conducted to measure, understand, and analyze the temperature during delivery and in-store sales. To confirm temperature management from production to delivery and in-store sales of prepared rice dishes, tests were conducted at three stores. The stores expressed a desire to "understand the temperature inside the pack tray," so this time, we conducted the delivery in a manner close to actual operations, measuring the temperature during delivery while the products were in the pack trays, and then measuring the temperature changes on the sales display after arrival at the store. [Case Overview] ■ Product Used: AZN5201 (Axzon Inc.) ■ Background: Visualizing temperature data is important to maintain appropriate quality of service. ■ Implementation: A demonstration experiment was conducted to measure, understand, and analyze the temperature during delivery and in-store sales. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

MRF Corporation will exhibit at the "7th Kansai Logistics Exhibition" held at Intex Osaka from April 8 (Wednesday) to April 10 (Friday), 2026. At this exhibition, we plan to showcase products from Axzon and PHYCHIPS at booth number "D5-73." Highlights of our booth will include a disposable RFID temperature logger that accelerates DX in the logistics industry, as well as temperature sensors, moisture detection sensors, and various RFID reader/writers. We kindly invite you to stop by during your visit. 【Exhibition Information】 ■ Dates: April 8 (Wednesday), 9 (Thursday), 10 (Friday), 2026 ■ Hours: 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM (until 4:00 PM on the final day, April 10) ■ Venue: Intex Osaka ■ Address: 1-5-102 Nanko-Kita, Suminoe-ku, Osaka 559-0034 ■ Nearest Stations: - Approximately 9 minutes on foot from Cosmo Square Station - Approximately 8 minutes on foot from Trade Center Mae Station - Approximately 5 minutes on foot from Naka-Futo Station ■ Booth Number: Hall 5, D5-73 *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

The UHF band RFID temperature logger tags "AZN5200/AZN5201" from Axzon will redefine the conventional wisdom of disposable loggers. The biggest feature is that it can integrate "incoming and outgoing inspection (individual identification)" with "temperature history collection" into one. There is no longer a need to unpack or scan each item with a smartphone just to check the temperature. By simply scanning the reader towards the pallet, temperature data from multiple packages inside the box can be collected all at once. The "ancillary work for measuring temperature" is incorporated into the routine "inspection process." This seamless operation minimizes labor on-site while enabling the automatic construction of reliable quality evidence that leaves no room for tampering. In this article, we will provide a detailed explanation of advanced temperature management that does not halt logistics. *For more detailed content of the article, please refer to the related links. Feel free to contact us for more information.