Omni-ID EXO and DURA Rugged Tags

Manufacturers often send empty totes to their suppliers (who may be co-located or at a separate facility). These totes are then filled by the supplier with the specific parts tied to a specific order, such as a particular radio or sound system for the specific cars being built on the assembly line. The bins arrive in the same build sequence as the main line, the parts are installed, and then a new cycle is started. A new label is printed for the next job for that tote which is sent back to the supplier for the next cycle. Retailers often use bins or totes or rolling racks that cycle from their suppliers to the retailer's own DC to the stores and back. The postal service uses bins extensively to move items through their system to the destination. These are then reused for new items and destinations. In hospital operating rooms, a specific set of surgical instruments is prepared and delivered in a tray or kit. After use, the instruments are sterilized and then reused for the next procedure. It is critical that this cycle is managed flawlessly, so that no instrument is ever used without having gone through sterilization.