HARTING RFID helps to improve productivity
RFID can provide reliable tracking information to help ensure consistency in both warehouse storage and maintenance operations.
RFID can provide reliable tracking information to help ensure consistency in both warehouse storage and maintenance operations.
Harting has developed a special type of RFID antenna which uses a coaxial travelling-wave concept to offer users a compact package with complete flexibility in the design of RF reading zones. The antenna is adaptable to every customer application and is suitable for situations where space is at a premium.
HARTING’s Ha-VIS Middleware, which provides easy and flexible integration of UHF RFID readers into plant-wide projects, has become the first system of its type to successfully fulfil the official certification process of the GS1 EPCglobal standard.
The new Ha-VIS MK3000 range of mounting adapters from Harting offers a number of different mounting options for the company’s Ha-VIS eCon 3000 family of Ethernet switches. As a result, users no longer face any limitations to the optimal integration of the switches in field installations.
Optimised to meet the hygienic requirements of the food, packaging and beverage industries, the new Han(R) F+B connector series from Harting has been developed to withstand the ambient conditions encountered in the splash zone (Zone 2) as specified by the EHEDG (European Hygienic Engineering & Design Group) guidelines.
HARTING has added a new hinged frame to the Han-Modular(R) range of industrial connectors.
The Han DD(R) Quad module is the highest-density module available in Harting’s Han-Modular(R) industrial connector family.
At Southern Manufacturing & Electronics 2015, HARTING is featuring new additions to its ranges of board-to-board and board-to-cable connectors, as well as a greatly expanded range of M12 connectors for instrumentation and control applications.
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