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DisplayA 15.6-inch screen shows the read count right away TunnelFour antennas inside read each passing carton ShieldingBlocks RF so cartons outside the tunnel aren't read ConveyorChain-plate conveyor moving 8–10 cartons a minute
  1. DisplayA 15.6-inch screen shows the read count right away
  2. TunnelFour antennas inside read each passing carton
  3. ShieldingBlocks RF so cartons outside the tunnel aren't read
  4. ConveyorChain-plate conveyor moving 8–10 cartons a minute
Receiving tunnel with an integrated conveyor. As a carton passes through, the tunnel reads the labels on the garments inside and shows the count on the screen.
RFID receiving

Receiving tunnel

Run cartons along the conveyor and the tunnel reads the labels on the garments inside, all at once. Check what arrived against the order on the spot.

What it does
  • Receiving checksChecks incoming cartons against the order
  • Dispatch checksConfirms outgoing cartons hold the right items
  • RecordsLogs when each carton came in or went out, and what it held
No item-by-item scanning
Cuts down on opening cartons to scan barcodes one at a time.
Help with packing
Tightly packed garments can be harder to read, so we work out carton size and packing with you.
Factory to store
Garments fitted with RFID-X during sewing are counted on the same label from factory dispatch to store receiving.

Where it's used

  • Distribution center receivingCheck the quantities in arriving cartons against the order.
  • Factory dispatchRead finished garments in their cartons before they leave the factory.
  • Online order dispatchCheck that each order holds the right items before it ships.

How receiving works

  1. 01Loading the orderPull up the order for the incoming goods from your warehouse software.
  2. 02Running cartons throughPut cartons on the conveyor and send them through the tunnel.
  3. 03Matching quantitiesOpen only the cartons whose read count doesn't match the order.

We set the tunnel size and conveyor speed from your carton sizes and daily receiving volume.

Specifications

Products
RFID receiving tunnel (UHF) with integrated conveyor
Frequency
Country-specific band within 840–960MHz
Interior size
1200×650×650mm
Overall size and weight
2722×890×1342mm, approx. 420kg
Throughput
8–10 cartons a minute, per the manufacturer
Read method
4 antennas. Static and pass-through reading
Labels per carton
Up to 200 (standard reader) or 600 (optional reader), per the manufacturer
Read rate
Varies with carton size, packing and fabric, so it's measured on site
Display
15.6-inch, Windows
Connectivity
RS-232, TCP/IP, USB
Power
220V, up to 650W
Options
Weighing, carton barcode scanning, sorting, production line integration
Used with
RFID labels, RFID-X sewn-in labels, handheld readers

Specifications are the manufacturer's data for the products we plan to supply. The model may change to suit your store, and performance figures are as stated by the manufacturer.

Frequently asked questions

Will it read cartons packed with lots of garments?

The more tightly garments are packed, the harder their labels can be to read. Before installation, we test with your actual cartons and work out carton size and packing with you. We explain why in our guide “Why read rates drop when you receive whole cartons”.

What if I don't have a conveyor?

Choose a tunnel with a built-in conveyor, or we fit the tunnel to the conveyor you already have.

Can I use it alongside barcode receiving?

Keep receiving unlabeled goods by barcode as you do now, and start running RFID-labeled goods through the tunnel.

How many do I need?

It depends on how many receiving docks you have and your daily volume. Send us photos of your receiving area and we'll suggest how many you need.

How many cartons arrive each day?

Tell us your daily receiving volume, carton sizes and current software, and send photos of your receiving area. We'll suggest the right tunnel setup.