The Quality is in the detail

• Safety management and cost control are key issues in many operation spheres and logistics industries. Keeping track of containers can be costly but failing to do so results in losses and could lead to safety failures through poor traceability of containers.
• They save costs in containers and in the systems that manage them, improving accuracy, providing accountability for loss or damage and helping traceability.
• Using RFID tags to identify containers means that containers can be electronically identified from meters away. Containers can be booked out automatically, assigned to a particular customer and a particular batch. They can be checked back in again just as easily and stocks of IBCs can be asset audited quickly too.
• Modern RFID tags are rugged and can be used in a wide range of environmental conditions. They can be read as they pass through doorways or using handheld electronic readers. Data collected on containers can show where they are and their history. They can also spot those that are nearing the end of their operational life.
• We develop, implement, support, and, if needed, manage end-to-end solutions that make it easy to keep track of tagged assets.
• In the chemical industries, RFID IBC tracking systems can contribute to safety by helping to manage operations in line with pollution prevention and control regulations and providing essential data for reducing the risk of major accidents through the failure of old or damaged containers.
• RFID systems are also widely used to help compliance with regulations in construction, engineering, and manufacturing industries.