Anytime, anywhere a clear evidence of your e-seal status.
In the middle of the Fourth Industrial Revolution that invests in equipments and processes for the interconnection among production, distribution and users of Goods, LeghornGroup introduces to the market a new electronic seal – absolutely innovative for the field – that will radically change the computerization and goods protection in the logistics and international transport processes.
Optimizing operation procedures, reducing or even more avoiding any errors due to operators, allocating responsibility to the different players of the processes – which are often fragmented – and in the end making the most effective use of resources and capital, are the imperative goals driving the growth of logistics and transport sectors.
- Univocal serial number (EPC-TID)
- Simultaneous readings taken for each RFID e-seal, distinguishing e-seals in adjacent lanes
- Operating worldwide according to international communication standards
- High Security Seals compliant with ISO17712 for containers, trucks and trailers
Either bolt-lock or cable-lock type, three-state UHF RFID immediately provide the status of the seal – unlocked, locked or tampered – when interrogated by the reader. Stop any seal replica or manipulation.
- Univocal serial number (EPC-TID)
- Simultaneous readings taken for each RFID e-seal, distinguishing e-seals in adjacent lanes
- Operating worldwide according to international communication standards
- High Security Seals compliant with ISO17712 for containers, trucks and trailers
- RFID technology provides automatic identification of the vehicle and container and there is no need to stop the cargo for control operations.
- Multiple, simultaneous, fast and reliable reading of seals at distance.
- Devices compliant with RFID UHF communication international standards (ISO18000) for global operation and interoperability.
- High Security Seals compliant with ISO17712 for the doors of containers, trucks and trailers.
The two most innovative products of LeghornGroup – expected launch on the market in September 2020 – draw their names from Greek mythology, as remainder of their nature of “aggressive” devices. The capability to store data (password protected) and the electronic protection that complements the mechanical one offered by the shock-proof outer housing of the seal, compliant with the technical standards of ISO17712, characterise SOTER (Σωτήρ) – security daemon, bolt lock seal typically used to seal the container in the international forwarding fields, and MYRMIDON (Μυρμιδόνες), the brave soldiers commanded by Achilles.
