Automotive & aerospace
UHF · high-temperature hard tagsA part's identity has to survive paint booths, welding lines, and years of service — or recall and warranty traceability stops meaning anything.
A part's identity needs to travel with it for the life of the build — through paint booths, welding lines, and years of service after. Our high-temperature tags are rated for sustained 200°C+ exposure, and our tire tags are built to survive the vulcanization process itself.
- Parts traceability across manufacturing and maintenance
- Rated for paint-booth and welding-line temperatures
- Tire tags rated for 220°C vulcanization
How it works across a build's life
One identity, from the paint booth to the service bay.
Tag goes on early in production
High-temperature tags are applied before the parts they identify go through paint booths and welding lines.
MES readers track it through the line
Fixed readers log the part at each production stage, feeding manufacturing execution systems automatically.
The tag outlives the production line
Because the tag is rated for the same heat it saw in production, it keeps working for maintenance and service tracking for years after.
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Tell us what you're tracking and what it has to survive. We'll come back with a tag, a reader if you need one, and a lead time.