RFID labeling in the automotive industry

Challenging operating conditions...

Many of the manufacturing processes in the field of automotive engineering place high demands on RFID labels: vibrations during mechanical processing and transportation using skid or conveying technology, flying dust and sparks during welding, contact with acids and alkalis in the cathodic dip coating bath, high drying temperatures following car body paintwork application, drives, high-frequency lamps or other electromagnetic interrupters in the plant environment.

... need the best equipment

RFID labels from PMG – certified in accordance with the currently valid ISO 18000-6C standard – cut an impressive figure in this tough area of application. The solid structure, the use of resistant materials and the protection of the internal transponder against external impact all guarantee high durability and a long service life.

Compared to optical codes – regardless of whether they be barcode labels, directly applied 2D codes (DPM) or stamped codes – stand out through their high insensitivity to dirt and contamination, and their ability to be identified at any time, even without direct visual contact. This guarantees consistent transparency and uninterrupted process reliability.

The  RFID antennae  from PMG – reading and writing devices for calling and updating data on the RFID labels – provide all connection and integration options conventional to the industry, even in the digitalized production environments required by Industry 4.0.

Expertise and partnership

As your partner for professional RFID labeling in the automotive industry, PMG offers you consistent expertise from the initial project planning step through to the appropriate finished product and system solution. The currently more than 10 different types of RFID labels used by nearly all the leading automobile manufacturers and suppliers are a clear reference to their success.