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Fully Automated Identification for Alping Italia
技术
- 功能应用 - 远程监控系统
- 网络与连接 - 射频识别
- 可穿戴设备 - 补丁标签
适用功能
- 流程制造
用例
- 流程追踪
挑战
完整的材料可追溯性确保了生产过程的可靠性，它是制造企业取得经济成功的重要组成部分。为了优化生产管理，带有印有条形码的标签的自动识别系统现在越来越多地用于生产设施和仓库。这确保了从原材料接收到产品完成和运输的完全控制。尤其是钢铁行业，环境恶劣，确保材料完全可追溯性的标签必须能够承受极端条件。原材料和产品表面粗糙。此外，数据载体暴露在巨大的热量和严重的污染中。最后但并非最不重要的一点是，整个识别过程总是必须在时间压力下进行。
客户
意大利阿尔卑斯山
关于客户
Alping Italia成立于1998年，其核心业务是开发工业自动化领域的定制系统。这家创新公司的创始人已经担任了十年的顾问。 Alping Italia 拥有约 30 名员工
解决方案
对于如此具有挑战性的环境，GRAPHIPLAST® 标签和标签被证明是理想的解决方案。由特殊软件控制的机器人使用螺柱焊机将销钉焊接到钢上，并附上条形码打印标签。这一切都在 8-10 秒内完成，完全在 Alping Italia 规定的时间要求之内。这种全自动识别系统专为满足钢铁行业的要求而开发。在钢铁制造的各个阶段，诸如耐极热、重污染和更短的生产时间等要求都被纳入概念并得到解决。
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