RFID control of turnover boxes has become a major force in warehousing and logistics

As the number of retail companies and logistics distribution business continues to expand, the number of logistics turnover boxes used is also increasing. The phenomenon of lost turnover boxes has always been common. How to reduce the cost of turnover box management, avoid a large number of lost turnover boxes, and then improve the efficiency of logistics operations has become a concern in the industry. Unlike traditional barcode labels, RFID electronic tags can be read and written repeatedly, and the Stored information can be used and modified multiple times. RFID technology simplifies complex work processes and effectively improves the efficiency and transparency of the supply chain with the advantages of long identification distance, fast speed, not easy to damage, and large capacity.

When an enterprise uses a large amount of turnover boxes, such as large batches of turnover boxes entering and exiting the warehouse, if counting and recording are carried out entirely manually, the workload will be huge, and the enterprise will have to invest in higher labor costs. At the same time, errors will also occur. Hard to avoid. However, if RFID technology is introduced to manage the inbound and outbound operations of turnover boxes through automatic reading, it will not only be fast, but also greatly improve efficiency and save labor costs.

There are several major problems that plague enterprises in the operation process of turnover box logistics:

Single product loss is high: the average loss and damage of turnover boxes is about 8% per month. There are multiple handover operations during the circulation process, which greatly increases the possibility of loss.

Long circulation cycle: The single-box turnover process is long and the utilization rate is low. Due to multi-party cooperation, inventory is difficult. Many turnover boxes are idle after being used once, while other demanders have to re-order again, resulting in a waste of resources.

Chaotic operating procedures: Different companies have different operating procedures, which increases operating costs, especially in the inventory management of turnover boxes.

Introduction to turnover box logistics Large manufacturing companies have high requirements for the distribution of production raw materials. Taking the electronic product manufacturing industry as an example, most of the raw materials they require are semi-finished products. Therefore, suppliers are often required to follow certain requirements during the procurement process. Specifications and proportions are delivered in sets through specific packaging containers (turnover boxes).

The RFID electronic label processed by self-adhesive packaging can be affixed to the surface of the turnover box where it is not easily hit, so that the RFID Reader can quickly and accurately identify it. Considering that during the use of the turnover box, the RFID electronic tag attached to the surface may be hit, causing damage to the tag. At the same time, it is beneficial to protect the tag from dust and water. The tag can be embedded in the turnover box, or the label can be embedded in the turnover box. The plastic-sealed label is installed on the turnover box.

In actual logistics operations, it is usually necessary to quickly and accurately read a large number of turnover boxes with RFID tags in a short period of time. Therefore, an array antenna group (ultra-high frequency) can be used to ensure rapid and accurate reading. Accurate reading.

RFID wireless radio frequency identification technology can quickly identify each turnover box in the entire pallet and the cargo information in the turnover box. The biggest advantage of using RFID technology for turnover box identification is that it can read the turnover box information of a cage car at one time and communicate with each individual box. Compared with scanning barcodes manually, it greatly saves time and labor costs. Each turnover box has various styles during the operation process. Binding RFID technology to logistics turnover boxes can achieve cost maintenance and rapid identification, becoming an important force in warehousing, transportation and Logistics Management.