Equipment & Materials Item

Ideal for storing materials and supplies.
Unlike wood products, they do not rot or generate wood chips, and offer excellent chemical resistance and durability. Lightweight yet capable of withstanding high compressive loads, they ensure cleanliness and safety while allowing for long-term use.

Companies are accelerating their efforts to address challenges in the construction industry, such as the 2024 regulations and an aging workforce.
Amid these circumstances, RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) is attracting attention as a technology that improves operational efficiency.

RFID is a system that uses radio waves to wirelessly read and write individual information registered on RF tags, enabling the identification and management of individual items.
By using RFID, workers can contactlessly and simultaneously read multiple items from a distance, making instantaneous identification possible.

It is expected to be increasingly utilized in a wide range of fields regardless of industry, including shipping and receiving operations, inventory management, and location information management.

[4 Features of RFID]
● Ability to read and write individual information from a distance (= Long-range capability)
● Ability to read items even when they are hidden behind something (= Penetration capability)
● Ability to read multiple items at once (= Batch processing capability)
● Ability to identify items individually, point by point (= Individual identification)