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Avery Dennison® In Line Tunnel 30 (ADILT30)

Avery Dennison® In Line Tunnel 30 (ADILT30)

Avery Dennison® In Line Tunnel 30 (ADILT30)

Product catalog summary
Introduction to RFID Technology
RFID source tagging enhances the supply chain from production to retail, improving inventory tracking, loss prevention, and product authentication. It reduces counterfeiting risks and supports same-day delivery competition with internet-only retailers.

Supply Chain Auditing System
The Avery Dennison® Inline Tunnel 30 (ADILT30) uses radio frequency manipulation for efficient RFID scanning without inventory segregation. It enables item-level carton scanning on conveyors, reducing manual labor costs by identifying errors in RFID tagging and data discrepancies.

ADILT30 RFID Tunnel Features
  • Compatible with various UHF inlays at different speeds and intervals.
  • Integrates into existing conveyor systems.
  • Reduces tag adjacency issues without complex software.
  • Provides item-level data integration for efficient carton processing.
  • Accommodates speeds up to 180 fpm with flexible configurations.

Brand Elevation and Performance
Avery Dennison offers innovative labeling solutions to enhance supply chain performance and customer experience. For more information, contact their support team.

Specifications
  • Internal Dimensions: 30" x 30" x 48"
  • External Dimensions: 37" x 33.5" x 48"

Service and Support
Avery Dennison provides installation support, training, and recommendations. Testing under end-user conditions is advised to ensure product suitability.
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Catalog excerpts

Avery Dennison® In Line Tunnel 30 (ADILT30)-1

Avery Dennison® In Line Tunnel 30 (ADILT30) THE POWER OF RFID The power of RFID source tagging can be felt across the supply chain from source through dstribution to stores. Within receiving, inventory tracking and loss prevention, RFID implementation ensures integrity and visibility across the entire global supply chain to facilitate immediate product authentication and shipment tracking, while reducing the risk of counterfeiting and diversion. The inventory accuracy made possible by RFID technology is increasingly necessary as traditional retailers look to compete with internet-only competitors who will soon offer same day delivery. Once the exclusive domain for retail store inventory or early adopters of pallet level tracking, RFID tagging has now evolved into a technology that can be used throughout the supply chain. What was once forward thinking is now a reality in hands free item level auditing. SUPPLY CHAIN AUDITING SYSTEM The Avery Dennison® Inline Tunnel 30 (ADILT30) leverages radio frequency manipulation to create an environment where RFID scanning can coexist near RFID tagged inventory without the need for inventory segregation or shielding. It provides item level carton scanning on fast moving conveyor, and accurate counts without requiring over reads through inbound or outbound distribution center processes. Upon entering the ADILT30, the pre-encoded carton label is associated and item level contents are verified where they will continue to be processed for shipment or diverted to a QC station for further item interrogation if errors are read. This process can help reduce labor costs associated with manual carton interrogation by identifying item level content errors due to untagged RFID items, EPC and ASN data discrepancies, PO inaccuracies and other RFID compliance issues. Additionally, the ADILT30 offers visibility to users on Vendor RFID compliance tagging errors and early adopter legacy tag issues. ADILT30 RFID TUNNEL - Tag agnostic and reads a variety of existing and new generation UHF inlays at multiple conveyor speeds and carton intervals - Designed to easily integrate into new or pre-existing conveyor systems within the retail supply chain - Proprietary isolation techniques significantly reduce the chance of tag adjacency issues in multi-line distribution center applications and do not require complex software algorithms Innovative, intelligent and sustainable labeling and printing solutions that accelerate supply chain performance, increase productivity and elevate the customer experience. - Tunnel software delivers to-the-edge item level data that can be easily integrated with existing data management systems to allow for carton diversion and interrogation - Tunnel configurations can accommodate speeds up to 180 fpm and carton separation as small as 18,” with flexibility based on end to end challenges to optimize productivity ELEVATING BRANDS. ACCELERATING PERFORMANCE. For more information call 800.543.6650, prompt 5 or email [email protected]

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Avery Dennison® In Line Tunnel 30 (ADILT30)-2

Avery Dennison® In Line Tunnel 30 (ADILT30) SPECIFICATIONS Dimensions - Internal - External 37" x 33.5" x 48" AVERY DENNISON® SERVICE AND SUPPORT Our technical specialists and service representatives can provide installation support, training and operating recommendations. For more information call 800.543.6650, option 7. The information contained herein is believed to be reliable but Avery Dennison makes no representations concerning the accuracy or correctness of the data. This product, like any other should be tested by the customer/user thoroughly under end user conditions to ensure the product...

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