Equipment Handled Item

Ideal for storing materials, etc.
Unlike wooden products, it does not rot or produce sawdust. It has excellent chemical resistance and durability. It is lightweight yet has a high compressive load, ensuring cleanliness and safety, and can be used for a long time.

Companies are accelerating their efforts to solve issues in the construction industry, such as the 24-year problem and the aging of the workforce.
In this situation, RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) is attracting attention as a technology that can improve business efficiency.

RFID is a system that uses radio waves to wirelessly read and write individual information registered on RF tags, allowing for the identification and management of individual items.
Using RFID, workers can read multiple items simultaneously and without contact from a distance, allowing them to be instantly identified.

It is expected that this technology will be used in an increasingly wide range of fields across industries, including shipping and receiving operations, inventory management, and location information management.

[Four characteristics of RFID]
● Individual information can be read and written from a distance (=remoteness)
● The target object can be read even if it is hidden by something (=passability)
● Multiple objects can be read at once (= batch readability)
●Each individual can be identified individually (=individual recognition)