Steel Industry |
Case Study: Identification through pre-treatment
and annealing of steel wire coils and bars

Product | Steel Wire |
Process | Pickling ( HCL and H2SO4 ) → Heat treatment ( 800℃ x 10hours ) |
ID Tag | HEATPROOF HP-M83 |
Customer’s request
- Product ID management
- Eliminate identification errors and lost coils
- Reduce of Labor cost.

Initial Process Management
Identification using standard PET tag

Process Issues
- PET tag doesn’t have enough heat resistance, so it has to be detached before heating process.
- Product misidentification occurs when PET is reattached after heat treatment.

HEATPROOF Solution

1 | Utilize a high temperature barcode tag that can survive all processes. |
2 | Eliminate identification errors caused by attaching the wrong tag to wire coils |
