On-demand webinar: Tracking Tools with RAIN RFID

Poor tool management can create inefficiencies and challenges for any operation relying on having the right tools and equipment when needed.

Several tool manufacturers have started to tag tools with RAIN RFID tags for better inventory management, loss prevention, and accountability. Tools are very versatile groups of items – they can be almost any size, contain metals and sometimes plastics, and are used in different ways. Tagging tools is a bigger effort than tagging retail items.

In this webinar, our guest speakers from Xerafy and InThing address the various challenges, use cases, and benefits of tracking tools with RAIN RFID. We will also cover best practices for a tool tagging project and how to verify the RF performance of the tagged tools.

Agenda:

Challenges, benefits, and use cases of RAIN RFID in tools
How to get it done:
- Setting specifications
- Tag selection, placement, encoding, and verification
Lessons learned: Typical challenges, what to take into account
The future of tool tagging
Q&A

Bhavik Ghaghada

Senior Sales and Solutions Manager
Xerafy

Bhavik is responsible for the Xerafy US business and has demonstrated great success in the tool tracking sector within the US region. Xerafy excels in RFID tool tracking for critical operations, preventing Foreign Object Debris (FOD) incidents and saving time. Their rugged and durable RFID tags have been used in critical industries such as aerospace, nuclear and automotive, providing efficient inventory management and cost reduction through lost tool prevention.

Tracking Tools with RAIN RFID

Challenges, Benefits and Best Practices

Poor tool management can create inefficiencies and challenges for any operation relying on having the right tools and equipment when needed.

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