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Element ID's latest addition to its product line is a dual RFID reader and barcode scanner known as the DataGun. The Element ID DataGun is smaller, lighter, and easier to use than competing handhelds. It an affordable option for customers that want to prepare for future expansion or gradually migrate from legacy systems. These units are rugged and rated for a five foot drop to concrete and includes basic cradle with USB, data cable, power supply, and stylus.

BETHLEHEM, PA. - Element ID has named National Service Center (NSC) as an Authorized Installer Partner for the company’s line of RFID Equipment. Services provided by National Service Center will include coverage for the UA1000 Series, the new SmartReader Appliances, as well as Decorative and Industrial Portals and Mobile RFID Carts.

Element ID can help determine whether RFID is right for your application and how best to apply it. We work with you at your site to design an RFID solution and select the right equipment.

David Phifer from EODT Iraq had a problem. It was taking 29 hours to inventory the containers filled with assault rifles and semiautomatic handguns for which he was responsible. This meant multiple personnel were required for full shifts to complete the inventory. As resources in Iraq were being drawn down, not only did the allocation of personnel become an issue, but auditors were demanding more frequent inventory reports.

Dave believed RFID was a solution that could help him.As he explored the RFID market, he worried about getting a solution that fit his needs and would fit his budget. Deployment was also a concern since the system needed to be set up at Camp Victory in Baghdad. He found a partner to meet his goals in Element ID, Inc. The company worked with Dave to understand his goals and the specific challenges involved.

From RFID Journal:

Comcast Puts RFID in Data Centers to Track Assets

The solution, provided by Asset Vue, using hardware made by RCD Technology and Element ID, enables Comcast's staff to conduct audits using RFID readers in mere hours rather than days, and to view the locations of servers on its database.

Automated tracking capabilities to help you comply with RCRA Subtitle C and the applicable regulations under 40 CFR 260 through 279

BETHLEHEM, Pa. - Element ID, Inc., a designer and manufacturer of specialty industrial automation equipment/systems and high-performance Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) readers, announced the availability of its new “Automated Chemical Waste Tracking Solution” today. As the EPA increases its focus on cradle-to-grave tracking of chemicals, compliance departments need to make sure they not only follow 40 CFR 260 through 279, but must make sure they have the records to back that up. This solution from Element ID simplifies both the tracking and the record keeping needed.