IP67 UHF Industrial RFID Reader With Long Read Range For Automation

Product Features

1. High-frequency communication and multi-protocol support

  The operating frequency is 13.56MHz, supporting two international standard protocols, ISO15693 and ISO14443A.

2. Convenient secondary development support

  Supports MODBUS RTU and MODBUS TCP protocols, which is convenient for users to carry out secondary development and system integration, and can easily access mainstream industrial automation systems.

3. High protection level and adaptability to harsh environments

  The protection level reaches IP67, which can effectively resist harsh conditions such as oil, dust and moisture, ensuring the stable operation of the equipment in complex industrial environments.

4. Power supply protection and electromagnetic compatibility

  The power supply has overcurrent, overvoltage protection and filtering functions, adapts to strong electromagnetic interference environments, and ensures the reliable operation of the equipment in complex electromagnetic fields.

Product application scenarios

1. Production line automation and process control

•  Tooling/fixture management: In scenarios such as automobile manufacturing and electronic assembly, the reader recognizes the HF tag on the tooling fixture and automatically switches production parameters (such as torque and program) to ensure process consistency.

• Work-in-progress tracking: When parts or semi-finished products with HF tags pass through the production line, the reader records the processing status (such as completed spraying and testing) to achieve full process traceability.

• Error-proofing system: Verify whether the material is correct at key workstations (such as scanning the label to match the model when assembling the engine) to avoid human errors.

  
  

2. Smart warehousing and logistics

• Pallet/carton management: Metal or plastic pallets are embedded with anti-metal HF tags, and readers are used to scan in batches at the forklift channel or conveyor belt entrance to update inventory locations in real time.

• AGV/robot guidance: AGV locates the path through HF tags embedded in the ground, or recognizes shelf tags to achieve automatic loading and unloading.

• High-value material management: Labeling of assets such as precision instruments and molds, combined with fixed readers to monitor the status of in and out of the warehouse.

  
  

3. Equipment maintenance and life cycle management

• Equipment inspection: HF tags are installed on industrial equipment (such as machine tools, pumps and valves), and maintenance personnel use handheld readers to scan and obtain maintenance records and maintenance plans.

• Tool management: Shared tool cabinets use HF readers to identify borrowers and returners to prevent loss or overdue use.

4. Quality traceability and compliance

• Product traceability: In the pharmaceutical and food industries, HF tags record production batches and process parameters, and readers write data in the packaging process to meet FDA/CE and other compliance requirements.

• Recall management: When quality problems are found, the affected batches can be quickly located through tags to reduce the scope of recall.

5. Special industrial environment adaptation

• Anti-metal/liquid interference: Industrial-grade HF readers use special antenna design, which can work stably near metal equipment or liquid containers (such as tanker inspection).

• High temperature/dust environment: Readers with protection level of IP67 or above are suitable for harsh conditions such as foundry workshops and food processing.