RFID intelligent tool management workshop intelligent upgrade

Traditionally, enterprise Tool management has been manual management, with manual inventory and manual storage. Manual management always has some disadvantages:

1. Loss caused by misplacement or theft

2. An error occurred in manual Asset registration

The consequences of these mistakes depend on the type of business. In terms of severity, it is particularly important for the aviation industry and motorcycle manufacturing companies. In addition to the high cost of replacing the tools, the impact of the location of the missing tools is even more serious. It is foreseeable that when a wrench is left in the engine during aircraft maintenance, or gets stuck on a wheel rail during locomotive production and maintenance, serious accidents will inevitably occur after the aircraft or locomotive comes off the production line.

As manufacturing and maintenance companies attach great importance to tool management, they are also looking for ways to effectively manage tools. RFID, one of the mature technologies of the Internet of Things, has become the best choice.

The RFID smart tool management solution is used in the Nanjing High-tech Zone. It is mainly used at the production station line to track and manage the tools at each station. The tools managed are large in size, variety, and high in requirements. Ensuring the normal use of tools and avoiding tool loss are the core goals of RFID smart tool management.

RFID smart tool management solution is used to upgrade the workshop. Each Library-borrowing-machine-touch-query-intelligent-terminal-all-in-one-machine.html target='_blank'>workstation is equipped with an RFID smart tool cabinet. Tools installed with industrial grade tags are placed in a special smart tool cabinet. After closing the cabinet, the cabinet can be automatically read. The tools in the cabinet display relevant information through software.

Every time the operator needs to pick up tools, he only needs to swipe his card as required to open the smart cabinet and pick up the tools he needs. After picking up the tools, he can close the cabinet and check the quantity. When you are finished using it, follow the same steps to return it and check whether there are any missing tools.

The environment in which locomotive maintenance tools are used has higher requirements for RFID tags. The tags must still maintain good reading and writing performance in metal application environments. When a tool is missing, it can be found in a short time through professional reading and writing equipment. Tools without having to deploy a lot of manpower to find them. Compared with the shortcomings of traditional QR codes that are not resistant to wear and tear, industrial-grade metal-resistant labels have become an indispensable foundation for tool management solutions.

Tools use RFID tags. Different sizes of RFID tags can be selected for installation according to different tools. Even a hexagonal wrench that is only a few centimeters in size still has a suitable tag and is matched with strong glue or other packaging methods. No matter how the operator uses the tool, There is no hidden danger of labels falling off.