Traceability – from raw materials to the finished product

Reliable traceability begins with the unique identification of your products. Barcotec’s barcode scanners, mobile computers, RFID and label printers enable appropriate labelling and digital data capture directly within the workflow. This allows materials, batches and individual products to be reliably traced – for faster access to information, targeted product recalls and reliable data in production and logistics.

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Over 5,000 customers – from SMEs to large corporations – place their trust in Barcotec.

From labelling to handover – fully digital

Identify and label

Record materials and components, assign serial numbers or batch numbers, and add identification details where necessary. Also, clearly link containers and transport units to their contents.

Recording processing and movements

Document material withdrawals, processing steps and tests. When splitting, combining or transferring, maintain the link between the original batches, the new products and the containers used.

Labelling finished products

Label finished products with barcodes or RFID tags – tailored to their intended use, environmental conditions and service life. This ensures they remain reliably identifiable even during transport, use and servicing.

Clear labelling makes it possible to trace the origin and routes

Information beyond that relating to delivery

Implementing a digital product passport

A QR code or suitable NFC tag links the product to its digital product passport. This allows information on materials, repairs or recycling to be accessed. The labelling is tailored to the product’s intended lifespan and use.

Assign each item uniquely

Serialising individual items

Modern labelling software retrieves unique serial numbers directly from the ERP system and uses them to generate individual barcode or RFID labels. RFID tags can also be integrated directly into the product.

Fewer gaps, up-to-date data

Mark and record directly as part of the process

Label printers, mobile computers and stationary barcode scanners enable labelling and data capture at the points where products are processed, inspected or handed over. Via the connected application, identification details, quantities and results are transferred directly to the ERP, WMS or MES systems.

From the initial idea to the finished solution

As specialists in auto-ID and mobile computing, we combine decades of innovative strength with personalised support – for solutions that are perfectly tailored to your needs.

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From raw materials to finished food products

Scan ingredients to record them

In food production, ingredients and their batches are scanned directly as they are used, and the quantities used are recorded. The system assigns them to the production batch. This ensures that it is possible to trace which raw materials are contained in which finished products.

Assign each movement

Tracking batches during stock transfers

The batch, quantity and storage location are recorded directly by scanning during stock transfer. The connected application updates the allocation and documents the movement. This ensures that it is possible to trace which sub-quantities of a batch have been moved to which location or production area, and when.

Identifying components with certainty

Reliably reading direct markings

Barcode scanners designed for DPM read codes applied directly to components, such as laser-etched or needle-marked DataMatrix codes. Specialised lighting and image processing facilitate reading on challenging surfaces – ensuring reliable identification in manufacturing, assembly and service.

The traceability of our goods guarantees our customers the very highest quality, and as their reliable partner, we are therefore able to offer them a high level of assurance.

Head of IT
Frigologo

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Your traceability solution

Whether you need to serialise individual items, record ingredients and batch numbers, or make the digital product passport accessible: together, we’ll find the right combination of labelling, equipment and software for your processes. We tailor the technology to your products and operating conditions and carry out on-site assessments to determine how barcodes, direct marking and RFID can be reliably captured. From commissioning through to support and repairs, our team is here to assist you.

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