Error-Free and Efficient Production with RFID Technology

At Turlas, we don’t just produce high-quality hoses—we also continuously improve our production processes using cutting-edge technologies. In line with this vision, the RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) system we’ve integrated into our production line has brought a major transformation in product tracking and inventory management.

Real-Time Tracking and Traceability with RFID

Thanks to RFID, every single hose can be uniquely identified and tracked from the first production step to shipment. This contactless system operates much faster than traditional barcodes and minimizes human error. The movement of products through each production station is recorded in real time.

Excellence in Inventory Management

By tagging all manufactured products with RFID, we’ve turned inventory control into a digital, error-free system. Unlike manual stocktaking, RFID allows for much faster and more accurate inventory counts, improving warehouse efficiency and eliminating problems like overproduction, shortages, or mix-ups.

Preventing Faulty Products

With RFID, errors such as wrong product transitions, missing parts, or improper processes are instantly detected. This technology plays a key role in identifying and isolating faulty items. The quality control process becomes more systematic and effective, leading to higher customer satisfaction.

Data-Driven Production

Data collected through RFID is combined with analytical tools to optimize production. We analyze how long each product takes to manufacture, where delays occur, and identify bottlenecks to achieve continuous improvement across our operations.

Conclusion: Smart Manufacturing for the Future

At Turlas, we see RFID not just as a tracking tool, but as a core component of our smart manufacturing strategy. This enables us to deliver faster, higher-quality, and fully traceable products—maximizing efficiency from production to logistics.

The future of manufacturing begins today. At Turlas, we are building that future now.