Reliable Identification Solutions for the Automotive Industry
Technology Category
- Functional Applications - Remote Monitoring & Control Systems
- Networks & Connectivity - RFID
- Wearables - Tags & Patches
Applicable Industries
- Automotive
Applicable Functions
- Discrete Manufacturing
Use Cases
- Track & Trace of Assets
About The Customer
Clients in the automotive industry who require smart labelling and identification systems for their factories and warehouses.
The Challenge
High quality standards and full material traceability are essential
requirements for identification solutions in the automotive
industry. Parts identification and container management are
considered to be important factors for a problem-free production
process. The labels must also retain their adhesive properties on many different types of surfaces - from porous structures to oily
materials. The labels should also be able to withstand rugged, high-temperature environments without tearing or peeling off.
The Solution
S+P Samson's GRAPHIPLAST® labels are well-suited for automotive factories and warehouses improving container management as well as parts management and tracking.
The labels fulfill most crucial specifications such being resistant to oil and chemicals, dirt repellent, high-temperature repellent, weatherproof, removable without residue, tear-resistant and is also also to be read automatically with RFID technology.
The labels fulfill most crucial specifications such being resistant to oil and chemicals, dirt repellent, high-temperature repellent, weatherproof, removable without residue, tear-resistant and is also also to be read automatically with RFID technology.
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