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ID labels and RFID
Print, encode and apply labels plus industrial RFID readers, antennas, tags and controlled read zones.
Specialist role
Industrial identity that works at every hand-off.
Oxford Traceability Ltd leads industrial coding, labelling, RFID, permanent marking, reading, verification and connected traceability projects. The work begins with the product, substrate, data and production decision the identity must support.
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Core capabilities
What this company leads.
Identification becomes useful when the mark, read environment, controls and data workflow are developed as one production process.
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Industrial coding
Inkjet and thermal-inkjet date, batch, lot, barcode and variable-data coding at production speed.
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Laser and permanent marking
Fibre laser, CO₂ laser, dot peen, nameplate and direct-part-marking systems around the material and life requirement.
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Reading and verification
Barcode, RFID, DPM and vision read-back to confirm presence, content, quality and process completion.
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Device and line integration
Printers, readers, scanners, cameras and markers connected with PLCs, recipes, rejects and operator workflows.
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Traceability systems
Serialisation, genealogy, work-in-progress tracking, rework, audit records and interfaces to databases or business systems.
Start with the brief
Information that improves the first technical response.
- Identity requirement
Human-readable text, barcode, Data Matrix, RFID, permanent mark or a combination. - Product and substrate
Material, surface, geometry, environment, required life and available marking or label area. - Production conditions
Speed, presentation, metal or liquid effects, read distance, access and existing devices. - System response
Print only, verify, interlock, reject, rework, serialise or retain a complete genealogy record.
Delivery pathway
From physical identity to usable record.
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Define the real application
Map the product, substrate, environment, speed, data, operators and exceptions.
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Prove the critical detail
Use representative samples and trials to establish mark, adhesion and read performance.
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Engineer the complete system
Develop devices, fixtures, guarding, controls, software, verification and exception handling.
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Deploy and support
Commission, train, document and establish consumables, service and future change-control routes.
Connected group delivery
Traceability connects the physical process to the production record.
Lancing can provide the packaging line, Industrial Automation the handling, Oxford Vision Systems the visual verification, Machine Guarding the protected access and Sortation Solutions the controlled presentation of parts.
Direct specialist route
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Connected requirement
Discuss a connected projectDoes the project cross company boundaries?
Use the group enquiry route when identity and data must connect with machinery, automation, guarding, feeding or inspection.