RFID labeling in logistics

Radio frequency identification – abbreviated to RFID – is an established form of labeling technology today, particularly in the field of logistics. This is down to a range of factors. As a result,

• objects can be labeled in a clear and unmistakable manner using a unique electronic number,
• RFID labels indelibly remain on the object and can be re-used as often as required,
• electronic data carriers – also called transponders – can be identified in a group without visual contact, depending on the implementation,
• the use of so-called read-and-write tags means that data is not simply stored at a decentralized position, but is also updated and
• transponders are also integrated in barcode labels and thus expanded to form hybrid identification technology.

RFID technology enables the prompt and content-consistent synchronization of goods and data along internal and external value chains. This creates process transparency – even in real time if necessary.

In addition to this, standardization in the RFID sector has, for example, led to a high degree of interoperability and manufacturer-dependency when it comes to transmission frequencies and other technical characteristics – and thus to open instead of proprietary system solutions. RFID is thus an ideal labeling solution for object tracking and container management in the logistics sector – in warehouse and distribution centers, in production tracking and in the supply chain.

What benefits does RFID from PMG offer the logistics sector?

The RFID labeling solutions from PMG are custom-made and distinguished by their great reliability and availability. They guarantee the undeniable identifiability of products, goods, containers and other objects, as well as storage spaces, operating materials, demountable bodies and vehicles – therefore just about everything that provides crucial process information in logistical loops. With manifold benefits when it comes to security, transparency, cost avoidance and process efficiency:

• Clear identification of objects as a unicum – duplicates and thus double entries and mix-ups are eliminated,
• uninterrupted and prompt tracking & tracing,
• online consignment notification and tracking,
• constant localization of goods, containers and assets in the logistics loop,
• minimization of losses,
• automated completeness control of pallets, packs and consignments,
• avoidance of missing, incorrect or excess deliveries,
• can be traced right back to article level if required,
• data basis for electronic delivery confirmations, incoming goods controls and invoicing.

Today – at a time of advancing industrial digitalization – RFID provides key technology in the field of logistics. We would be only too pleased to collaborate with you in the development of new perspectives and horizons for even more efficient logistics processes.