UHF RFID as an efficiency booster for your industry: experience the versatile identification solutions from TURCK.
A lack of transparency and manual processes in production logistics lead to wasted time, incorrect entries, increased costs, and unnecessary resource consumption. TURCK addresses this challenge with RFID-based track-and-trace solutions that automatically capture and digitally document material flows throughout the value chain. By combining RFID, industrial sensors, IO-Link devices, and networked automation, movement data becomes available in real time and is integrated into higher-level IT and IIoT systems. This enables seamless monitoring and optimization of inventory, transport, and production steps, reduces errors, and accelerates processes—lowering costs, increasing efficiency, and enabling more sustainable production logistics.
From incoming goods to production to dealers, RFID systems enable goods to be identified and located automatically. Use TURCK's versatile Q300 UHF read/write head with integrated I/Os and Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) to reliably detect tags. The connection of external antennas expands the application spectrum of the RFID reader: from high-range identification, to bulk readings and multiplex gate systems, to precise detection at item level.
Vehicles must be tracked throughout their entire production process: from body construction and painting to final assembly. TURCK offers special high-temperature data carriers for this purpose, which can withstand painting processes at temperatures of up to 230 °C. UHF systems guarantee their reliable identification.
When individual components or products need to be identified, conventional UHF RFID read/write heads “see” too many tags. The irrelevant data carriers would therefore have to be sorted out using complex filtering or algorithms. Read how the Q300 solves this task more efficiently using external near-field antennas.
TURCK's Q300 UHF RFID read/write head enables fast and reliable detection of goods at gates thanks to the multiplex operation of its connected antennas. See how the reader captures multiple data carriers “on-the-fly” even during fast passage – regardless of their position, condition, and distance.
How can HF RFID projects be implemented quickly and cost-effectively? How can software help to find the right parameters and settings for the application? Thorsten Enthöfer, Product Manager RFID HF Systems, answers these and other questions in this recording of our live webinar entitled “Faster commissioning with RFID daisy chain and TAS.”
In this 30-minute webinar, you will learn:
Find the right RFID tag for your project with our white paper. How do factors such as material, design, temperature, and other aspects of your application influence the choice of a suitable data carrier?
See how the integrated RFID system tracks the flow of materials from inventory to goods issue.
