The Hardware Interoperability testing evaluated the interoperability of SATOs Class 1 RFID Printer/Encoder, the CL408e industrial printer, and M8485Se leading print engine, configurations with those provided by other manufacturers. In addition to passing the mandatory EPC Global Interoperability test cases, SATO RFID products also successfully completed the optional test case scenarios. For more details on SATO RFID products, visit www.satoamerica.com/products/rfid/.
MET Laboratories, a company that provides extensive testing and consulting services, administered the test August 3-5 in a controlled environment located in its Baltimore, Maryland facility. For complete Hardware Interoperability test results, visit www.epcglobalinc.org/interoperability.
"This is extremely significant because it signals a bold step forward in making EPC a reality in global commerce, says Michael E. Di Yeso, president and chief operating officer of the Uniform Code Council. "SATO America, Inc. is showing leadership in participating in this testing and has positively positioned itself in this newly emerging marketplace."
It is imperative that all products achieve interoperability, said Mike Fowler, president of SATO America, Inc. Our customers depend on SATO to deliver the highest quality RFID products and services to satisfy their supply chain requirements.
SATO now delivers not just RFID printing solutions, but complete EPC-compliant RFID solutions including pre-planning consultation, on-site survey, pilot planning and implementation, and post-pilot consultation and customer service.
Add a Comment
No messages on this article yet