Skid Identification
With many different car model configurations in use, manufacturers require consistent tracking of vehicles from chassis construction and painting to final assembly.
Turck offers high-resistance RFID systems for the reliable identification of skids in painting systems. The custom high-temperature data carriers are resistant to the aggressive chemicals in dip tanks, as well as to the high temperatures in drying ovens. Wide-range UHF systems are indicated where the data carriers are required to remain on the component.
Turck also offers specific solutions for painting systems for the automotive industry.
Your Benefits
- The high-temperature RFID data carriers remain firmly attached to the skid during the entire production process
- The data carriers withstand temperatures up to 230°C and go through the entire painting process, which means that handover errors are eliminated completely
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In this section
- Automotive
- Press Shop
- Sheet Metal Thickness Measurement
- Body Shop
- Area Guarding for Robotic Cells
- Inspection of Tips on a Welder
- Manual Load Weld Cell
- Paint Shop
- Final Assembly
- Detecting Black Parts on Black Door Panel
- Final Assembly – Diagnosis of Leaks
- Moonroof Detection
- Long-Range Inspection in Automotive Assembly
- Tier 1
- Powertrain
- Rubber Washer Detection on Engine Block
- Engine Block Part-In-Place Detection
- Electric Vehicle Detection
- Illumination at a Car Wash
- Vehicle Detection in a Self-Serve Car Wash
- Success Stories
- RFID Guides AGV in Suspension Production
- IO-Link Wired Silencer Production
- Workpiece Carrier Identification in Rear Vent Production
- Weld Nut Sensing
- RFID Traceability
- RFID in Engine Production
- Bumper Production with Identification
- Solutions for Paint Shops
- Welding and Assembly Sensors
- Angle Sensors for Assembly Systems
- Tool Identification
- RFID Identification of Injector Nozzles
- RFID in the Body Shop
- IO-Link Eases Differential Gear Production
- Pick-to-Light for Bumper Assembly
- RFID and I/O modules for Safe Tool Changes
- Ply Orientation Inspection
- Chemical
- Remote Signal I/O
- Easy Connection of Field Devices
- Signal Processing with System I/O in the Control Cabinet
- Signal Separation with Interface Technology in the Control Cabinet
- Remote Tank Level Monitoring with DX70
- Identification of Hose Connections
- Efficient Monitoring of Cabinets in the Field
- Monitoring of Quarter Turn Actuators
- Planning and Assembly of System Solutions
- Success Stories
- I/O System Excom Creates Space in the I&C Rooms
- Zone 2 and 22 RFID
- Efficient Testing Control
- Intrinsically Safe Field Communication
- Process Control System Partnership
- Hazardous Area Remote I/O
- Dual Valve Position Feedback
- Flexibility with Fieldbus
- Asset Management with Remote I/O
- Correct Positioning with RFID in Carbid Production
- Energy
- Food and Beverage
- Dough Height Inspection
- Dough Thickness Control in Rolling Machines
- Leading Edge Detection of Packages with a Thin, Flexible Edge
- Date/Lot Code Verification
- Identification of Food Containers
- Detection of Valve Position
- Container Check
- Barcode Reading on Pallet
- Cap Orientation Verification
- Detection of Pipe Elbows
- Clear and Tipped Bottle Detection on Depalletizer
- Clear Plastic Bottle Detection
- Identification of Chocolate Moulds
- Food Packaging Label Inspection
- In-Line Accumulation on Single Filer
- Packaging Frozen Dinners on a Cartoner
- Detecting Refrigerated Breakfast Rolls on a Multi-Lane Conveyor
- Success Stories
- Track and Trace in Meat Production with RFID
- Contact-free Encoder in Potato Production
- UHF RFID in Food Distribution Center
- RFID for Chocolate production
- Distributed I/O for Food Equipment
- Remote I/O for Distilleries
- RFID and Autoclaves
- IP67 Power Supplies for Conveyors
- Transparency in Chocolate Manufacturing
- Identification in Food Product Storage
- Mobile Equipment
- Distribution Lines for Field Sprayers
- Loading Dock Occupancy Monitoring
- Measuring the Ground Clearance on a Field Sprayer
- Angle Measurement on a Field Sprayer
- Determining the Boom Angle Position
- Monitoring Railcars Wirelessly
- Two-Axis Tilt Measurement on a Combine Harvester
- Reach Stacker Status
- STS Collision Avoidance
- Material Flow Monitoring on a Combine Harvester
- Equipment Compartment Illumination on Fire Engines
- Vehicle at Loading Dock
- Success Stories
- Position Measurement with RFID and Encoder
- Speed Control via Radar Sensor QT50
- RFID Guides AGV in Suspension Production
- Block I/O Modules on Super Yacht
- Wear-free Encoder on Hopper Dredger
- I/O for Dust Suppression
- Cabinet Cooling
- Quick Disconnect Connectivity
- Automation Solutions for Extreme Cold
- Remote I/O for Cranes
- Rugged Heavy Metal Lifting
- Rollercoaster Positioning
- Mobile Machinery Solutions
- Exact Height Positioning
- Critical Angle Sensing
- Angle Sensor Detects Platform Lift
- Predictive Maintenance of Machine Parts at Port-Based Coal Conveying Facility
- Wireless Forklift Signaling
- Oil and Gas
- Packaging
- Identification of Printing Color Cartridges
- Reliable Operation of Machines
- Container Check
- Monitoring of Caps in Filling Lines
- Monitoring Changeover Processes
- Identification of Test Bottles
- Box Insert Detection
- Carton Dimensioning
- Level Monitoring of Ground Coffee
- Clear Container Detection
- Correct Label Verification
- Detecting Different Size Packages on a Conveyor
- High-Speed 2D Barcode Inspection
- Multicolored Reflective Package Detection
- Plastic Roll Diameter Measurement
- Tube Positioning Using a Registration Mark
- Vertical Form Fill Seal Machine Solutions
- Success Stories
- Pharma
- Monitoring of Quarter Turn Actuators
- Detection of Pipe Elbows
- High-Speed Tablet Counting With DF-G2
- Remote Signal I/O
- Planning and Construction of Super Skids
- Easy Connection of Field Devices
- I.V. Bag Liquid Detection
- Identification of Portable Tanks
- Identification of Cryovessels
- Identification of Mobile Containers
- Liquid Level Monitoring
- Identification of Mobile Containers with Handheld Devices
- Identification of Hose Connections for Precursors
- Identification of Hose Connections in Sterile Areas
- Identification of Hose Connections in Ex Zone 1
- Identification of Big Bags and Bioreactors
- Identification of Single-Use Applications
- Success Stories
- Semiconductor