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The rugged tags (data carriers) with high protection class are insensitive to dirt and liquids and are available with a max. memory size of 8 kB. They are passively powered via the read/write devices and are maintenance free.
Tags for high temperatures and direct mounting on metal allow flexible use under extreme conditions. Tags for use in hazardous areas and autoclavs complete the product portfolio.
With more than 4,500 employees in over 30 subsidiaries as well as sales partners in further 60 countries, the family-owned company is a one-stop shop for RFID Systems.
Lecturer: Hendrik Schnabel Position: Product Management RFID Systems, Turck Title: RFID: Ready for Intelligent Decisions Content: Material Tracking Production Tracking Warehouse Management Picking & Shipment Source: Think Wireless IoT Day 05-2022: Logistics & Supply Chain Date: September 14th 2022
RFID: Bridge between OT and IT "Track and trace with RFID is the key to reliable delivery times, error-free manufacturing and agile production." - Bernd Wieseler, Head of Product Management RFID at Turck RFID-based container management RFID makes production and logistics processes highly transparent, an ideal solution also for the efficient management of returnable transport items (RTIs). Multi Tag Reading If there are several containers with RFID tags on a pallet, for example, multi tag reading is required, i.e. the simultaneous reading of several RFID tags. RFID solutions from Turck and Turck Vilant Systems With end-to-end RFID solutions, movements and positions of all returnable containers can be continuously recorded and displayed. Five phases to success! White paper: “Reusable container management in real time” – Scan QR code and find out more!
Digitalized goods distribution center with RFID technology Li Haiming, product engineer at Turck presents a digitalized goods distribution center with RFID technology in a Chinese energy and chemical company. Precise and Fast Inventory Control The contactless recording of incoming and outgoing goods via RFID provides a much higher transparency of the warehouse inventory. Information From the ERP System in Real Time The processes in the goods center were optimized with RFID communication. The read/write heads (bottom left) transfer material data via UHF RFID to the transport pallets. Up to Nine Stacked Empty Pallets Are Read Simultaneously Fewer manual operating steps and material costs. Rewritable tags enable multiple use of the transport pallets.
Reduce hardware usage – increase transparency! The right digitization solution for every process? RFID technology from Turck in the HF and UHF frequencies ensures transparency and process reliability in numerous industrial and intralogistic processes. The unique identification of objects and the possibility to process captured data directly within a process step creates security, saves costs and streamlines the necessary hardware usage. An example? Turck's TBEN-L RFID module with integrated OPC UA server facilitates the connection of factory automation to the IT world. The module follows the companion specification for Auto-ID devices. This M2M communication standard enables users to switch devices between Auto-ID systems from different manufacturers. The uniform specification for the use of HF/UHF RFID and barcode readers saves companies from having to carry out manufacturer-specific programming. This simplifies the integration of the hardware and the transfer of acquisition data to the higher-level systems. Bernd Wieseler, Head of Product Management RFID, Turck, in an interview with RFID & Wireless IoT Global.
Tag-based system saves PLC and money! How the Industry 4.0 philosophy can be implemented in specific projects was recently demonstrated by Kirschenhofer Maschinen GmbH in a project for Britax Römer Kindersicherheit GmbH. Kirschenhofer implemented a tracking system for child seats without any kind of higher-level controllers or central databases and using an RFID tag on the product as the data pool. This tag contains the sequence of the assembly stations and documents all production steps. This ensures quality and makes it possible to later identify the product quickly and easily even in its packaging – at any location and without any access to a database. The successful project is based on the connection Kirschenhofer implemented from Turck's TBEN-S multiprotocol RFID I/O modules to the Labview system development software from National Instruments.
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