01. naše výrobky

horké výrobky

Shenzhen Jietong Technology Co., Ltd. je technologicky vyspělá společnost zaměřená na vývoj, výrobu a prodej radiofrekvenční identifikace (rfid).

4-port UHF RFID fixed channel reader
čtečka kanálů 4 porty uhf čtečka kanálů 4 porty uhf

jt-928 je čtyřportová pevná čtečka rfid epc třídy 1 gen2 uhf rfid. s nejmodernější technologií od nás má 928 skvělou rychlost inventáře a rychlost čtení značek. zvládne tagy v pohybu, mezitím úspěšně dosáhl masivních tagů a intenzivního čtení.

UHF Desktop RFID Reader
iso18000 6c uhf rfid stolní USB čtečka zapisovačů iso18000 6c uhf rfid stolní USB čtečka zapisovačů

jt-6210 uhf rfid stolní usb čtečka zapisovačů je dvojité usb komunikační rozhraní, vstup sériového portu vlevo, výstup klávesnice vpravo.je stabilní pro čtení a zápis dat.poskytování demo, sdk c +, c #, java atd

 Industrial Grade UHF RFID Reader
JT-7100 UHF RFID průmyslová RFID čtečka JT-7100 UHF RFID průmyslová RFID čtečka

JT-7100 je průmyslový design, robustní a odolný, v souladu s drsným prostředím průmyslové výroby, úroveň ochrany dosahuje ip66. využívá patentované čipy pro výzkum a vývoj duševního vlastnictví s vysoce výkonným algoritmem rozpoznávání štítků softwarové inteligentní sledování pracovního stavu, 24 hodin X 365 dní provozu nepadá. spodní kryt je určen k instalaci železných kusů,, což je vhodné pro instalaci v prostředí průmyslové výrobní linky a instalaci čtečky. malá velikost a nízká hmotnost, snadno integrovatelné zařízení průmyslové výrobní linky. podpora epcglobal UHF class 1 gen 2 / ISO 18000-6C RFID tag.

UHF RFID Gate Reader with Andorid Screen
iso18000 6c bílá uhf čtečka rfid brány s obrazovkou android iso18000 6c bílá uhf čtečka rfid brány s obrazovkou android

čtečka brány rfid jt-923 je vysoce výkonné zařízení brány uhf, podporuje protokol epc gen2 iso18000-6c, má komunikační rozhraní rs232, rj45. je široce používán v řízení přístupu, docházkovém prostředí.

UHF RFID middle range reader
JT-8380 0-5 metrů UHF RFID integrovaná čtečka JT-8380 0-5 metrů UHF RFID integrovaná čtečka

JT-8380 je nová generace ultra vysokofrekvenční (UHF) čtečky štítků vyvinutá naší společností. kompatibilní se standardem FCC ISM (902~ 928 MHz) ETSI (865.6~867.6 MHz) (zákazník je třeba přizpůsobit), používá se ke čtení a zápisu elektronických štítků ISO18000-6C (EPC C1 GEN2). JT-8380 poskytuje funkce API vhodné pro konkrétní aplikace, které uživatelům usnadní sekundární vývoj. a integrované síťové rozhraní, se softwarem pro správu a databází,lze snadno a rychle aplikovat na logistiku skladů, vmi-hub,správa palet, řízení toku desky, kontrola obrobků na výrobní lince, kontrola materiálu, identifikace, řízení přístupu a další pole.

UHF RFID reader module
JT-M2540 TM200 UHF RFID 4-portový modul JT-M2540 TM200 UHF RFID 4-portový modul

TM200 UHF modul čtečky RFID , jako vysoce účinný a levný,modul pro čtení/zápis, má nezávislá práva duševního vlastnictví.funguje na frekvenci od 860mhz do 868mhz nebo 902mhz-928mhz. s 8dbi anténou, dosah čtení lze dosáhnout 10 m nebo více. je snadné a rychlé sestavit systém RFID s jednoduchým napájením a rozhraním.

RFID reader module
HF RFID 13,56 MHz modul ISO14443A JT-1530 
     HF RFID 13,56 MHz modul ISO14443A JT-1530

čtecí vzdálenost 0-3 cm; pracuje na 13,56 MHz, protokol ISO14443A, DC 5V

RFID reader module
Malý Mini HF RFID 13,56 MHz modul ISO14443A JT-1550 
     Malý Mini HF RFID 13,56 MHz modul ISO14443A JT-1550

čtecí vzdálenost 0-5 cm; pracuje na 13,56 MHz, protokol ISO14443A, DC 5V

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vždy o krok víc!

Shenzhen Jietong technology Co., Ltd je high-tech společnost zaměřená na výzkum a vývoj, výrobu a prodej UHF RFID hardwaru. Jietong má vlastní tým pro výzkum a vývoj, jehož inženýři mají více než 10 let zkušeností v oblasti výzkumu a vývoje. Aby bylo možné poskytovat zákazníkům ty nejlepší služby a produkty, společnost Jietong se neustále vyvíjí, aby nabídla celé řešení projektu, poprodejní servis a technologickou podporu. Jietong má hlavní produktové řady, které zahrnují  čtečku UHF RFID Impinj R2000/TM200 pro čtení více značek ,  čtečku UHF RFID pro čtení jedné značky ,  čtečku UHF RFID s dlouhým dosahem ,  čtečku UHF RFID středního dosahu ,  UHF RFID stolní čtečku/zapisovačku ,  modul čtečky UHF RFID ,  UHF RFID ruční čtečka ,  UHF RFID anténa ,  UHF RFID karta  a štítek atd., Jietong má zásadu nadřazenosti uživatelů a závisí na tržně orientované, nové technologii a vysoké kvalitě, poskytneme nejnovější technologii, nejlepší produkty, konkurenceschopné, upřímně služby našim klientům. Prosadili jsme se jako spolehlivá, inovativní a důvěryhodná součást podniků jejích zákazníků a  dodavatelů.

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02. proč nás vybrat

naše výhoda

Shenzhen Jietong Technology Co. ltd., je technologicky vyspělá společnost zaměřená na výzkum a vývoj, výrobu a prodej radiofrekvenční identifikace (rfid). speciální profesionál v čtečce řady věcí uhf rfid internetu věcí. jietong má vlastní tým výzkumu a vývoje, jehož inženýři mají více než 10 let zkušeností s výzkumem a vývojem. za účelem poskytování nejlepších služeb a produktů zákazníkům je společnost jietong neustále ve vývoji, aby nabídla celé řešení projektu, poprodejní servis a technologickou podporu.jietong má hlavní produktové řady, které zahrnují modul rfid uhf, ruční čtečku rfid, čtečku rfid uhf, čtečku rfid pro parkování ve středním dosahu, čtečku řízení přístupu uhf, anténu uhf, karty a značky uhf atd.,čtečka jt uhf rfid, která se již intenzivně používá ve správě vozidel, s využitím prostředí zahrnuje také správu zaměstnanců pro továrnu, správu hmotnosti pro sklad, kontrolu přístupu do skladu a vozidla, správu oděvů, správu logistiky tabáku, inteligentní správu knihoven, správu identifikace výrobní linky, aktiva management atd.,jietong má princip nadřazenosti uživatelů a závisí na tržně orientované, nové technologii a vysoké kvalitě, našim klientům poskytneme nejnovější technologii, nejlepší produkty, konkurenceschopnost a upřímný servis.

  • profesionálníprofesionální

    tým výzkumu a vývoje má více než 10 let zkušeností;

  • produktprodukt

    nabízet levný, střední a vysoce kvalitní produkt;

  • kvalitníkvalitní

    národní patentová ochrana pro produkt vlastní značky

  • servisservis

    2 roky záruka a 3 roky údržba nákladů;

naše výhoda

03. projektové případy

ŘEŠENÍ & PŘÍPAD

Tato stránka řešení pomáhá zákazníkům vyřešit problém instalace a správy aplikací pomocí produktů Jietong Technology. Jsou zahrnuty následující: Správa vozidel Správa osobního systému UHF Řízení výrobní linky Logistické vedení Správa majetku Správa skladu Ekologická hygiena vozidel řídí Inteligentní správa knihovny

  • Renewable Energy Manage Systems

    RFID Technology in the Renewable Energy Sector: Applications and Opportunities 1. Introduction As the global renewable energy industry expands, efficient asset management, supply c...

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    Renewable Energy Manage Systems
  • správa vozidel

    správa vozidels terapeutickým rozvojem čínské ekonomiky se zvyšuje životní úroveň lidí; také rychle začalo růst celkové vlastnictví automobilu. v současné době jsou problémy ve spr...

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    správa vozidel
  • osobní management

    uhf rfid systém personálního managementu>> přehled systémusystém řízení zaměstnanců na dlouhé vzdálenosti je moderní systém řízení zaměstnanců kombinující technologii uhf rfid, int...

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    osobní management
  • řízení výrobní linky

    řízení výrobní linkyza účelem výroby kvalitnějších produktů při současném snížení výrobních nákladů a splnění požadavků normy iso9000 výrobci lépe sledují informace o produktu a ko...

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    řízení výrobní linky
  • logistické vedení

    řízení navádění kolejí na kolech AGVs úrovní výroby a zvyšující se poptávkou zákazníků čelí řada logistických systémů mnoha výzvám, například jak zlepšit efektivitu obratu logistic...

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    logistické vedení
  • správa majetku

    systém pro správu RFID aktivpřehled systémuzpůsob, jak ručně implementovat správu aktiv, včetně zvýšení, distribuce, skladování, likvidace atd., již nikdy nemůže uspokojit znovu po...

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04. Události

poslední zprávy

Shenzhen Jietong Technology Co., Ltd. je technologicky vyspělá společnost zaměřená na vývoj, výrobu a prodej radiofrekvenční identifikace (rfid).

Optimizing Manufacturing Workflows: RFID for Component Tracking and Quality Inspection
Optimizing Manufacturing Workflows: RFID for Component Tracking and Quality Inspection

As manufacturing moves toward digitalization and intelligence, traditional workshop management models face unprecedented challenges. With diverse components, complex production processes, and stringent quality inspection requirements, reliance on manual records and barcode scanning often leads to inefficiency, delayed information, incomplete data, and human error. Against this backdrop, Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology has emerged as a critical enabler of smart workshop construction. Through contactless identification and real-time data transmission, RFID provides innovative solutions for optimizing component management and quality inspection. I. The Value of RFID in Smart Workshops Contactless and Fast Identification Unlike traditional barcodes or QR codes that require one-by-one scanning, RFID enables batch reading and long-distance identification. Especially in industries such as automotive, electronics, and equipment manufacturing, where components number in the tens of thousands, RFID dramatically reduces time spent on inventory counting and material handling. Real-Time Data and Traceability RFID tags can store not only part numbers but also production batches, supplier details, and inspection results. Workshop management systems can collect and update this data in real time, enabling full traceability from component storage to finished product delivery. Durability and Adaptability Compared to paper labels or barcodes, RFID tags are resistant to high temperatures, oil, and abrasion, making them suitable for harsh environments such as machining, coating, and welding. This robustness greatly expands the scenarios in which RFID can be applied in quality inspection and manufacturing processes. II. Optimizing Component Management Inbound Management When components arrive at the workshop, RFID readers can automatically identify batch information, eliminating manual counting and input errors. The system can match items with storage locations directly, ensuring accurate placement. For instance, automotive manufacturers dealing with thousands of component types use RFID to confirm part type, quantity, and storage position, reducing misplacement and omissions. Inventory and Material Flow During production, different processes require timely access to components. RFID readers installed on material carts, workstations, and production lines automatically capture component flow data, updating the system in real time. This transparency reduces material loss and provides valuable data for production scheduling. Error-Proofing and Mismatched Material Prevention RFID systems can integrate with Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES). When a workstation requires a specific component, the system automatically verifies the tag information. If mismatched, an alert is triggered to prevent incorrect assembly. This “poka-yoke” mechanism is vital in industries like aerospace, automotive, and electronics, where a single wrong part can lead to costly rewo...

August 20, 2025
Intelligent Train Management: Leveraging RFID to Enhance Railway Operations and Safety
Intelligent Train Management: Leveraging RFID to Enhance Railway Operations and Safety

In modern railway transport systems, speed, punctuality, safety, and efficiency are the core objectives of the industry. However, as railway networks expand and train frequencies increase, traditional manual inspections, paper records, and fragmented management methods can no longer meet the requirements for refined and real-time operations. To address this, Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)-based intelligent train management systems have emerged, enabling accurate data collection and automated monitoring, ushering railway operations into a new era of “real-time visibility.” I. Industry Background and Challenges Railway operations involve multiple aspects such as train scheduling, maintenance, cargo management, and passenger services. In the past, these processes relied on manual records, barcode scanning, or localized IT systems, but they faced several challenges: Information silos – Different departments operate on isolated systems, leading to slow data exchange and low collaboration efficiency. Delayed safety risk detection – Information on carriage conditions, wheel wear, and component life cycles is often collected too late, increasing operational risks. Low inspection efficiency – Manually checking vehicle IDs, inspecting freight doors, or verifying passenger carriage conditions is time-consuming and prone to errors. Difficulty in cargo and luggage tracking – Especially in long-distance cross-regional transport, traditional tracking methods fail to achieve full transparency. These issues directly impact operational efficiency and safety, limiting the railway sector’s potential for digital transformation. II. RFID Technology Introduction and Advantages RFID is a wireless identification and data transfer technology composed of tags, readers, and a backend system. In the railway industry, RFID offers the following advantages: Contactless identification – Can read data without direct line-of-sight, suitable for high-speed train environments. Batch reading – Can identify multiple tags in one scan, ideal for train marshalling and carriage inspections. Rugged performance – Resistant to water, dust, and vibration, operating reliably in extreme temperatures, sandstorms, and other harsh conditions. Real-time data upload – Combined with wireless networks, collected data can be instantly transmitted to the operation platform for real-time monitoring. III. Core Application Scenarios 1. Train and Carriage Identification & Scheduling RFID tags installed on each carriage or locomotive are read by trackside or undercarriage readers to capture vehicle IDs, train numbers, marshalling sequences, and other details. The dispatch center can then track train positions and carriage statuses in real time, optimizing marshalling and departure schedules. For example, in the event of a sudden demand surge, RFID can update carriage assignments within seconds, greatly reducing manual intervention time. 2. Maintenance and Life Cycle Management RFID tags can store ...

August 13, 2025
RFID in Manufacturing: Building a Closed-Loop Quality Traceability System
RFID in Manufacturing: Building a Closed-Loop Quality Traceability System

As the manufacturing industry accelerates its digital transformation, product quality has become a critical factor influencing brand reputation, supply chain efficiency, and customer satisfaction. To build a closed-loop quality traceability system—one that spans raw material sourcing, production, inspection, logistics, and after-sales—many manufacturers are adopting RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology. Compared to traditional barcode or paper-based systems, RFID offers higher efficiency, non-contact data capture, and real-time automation, making it an ideal foundation for building a transparent, accurate, and controllable quality monitoring system. 1. The Value of RFID in Manufacturing Traceability RFID utilizes radio waves to identify and track objects. A typical RFID system consists of RFID tags, readers, and a backend management platform. In manufacturing, each component, material, or finished product can be assigned a unique RFID tag, enabling real-time tracking of its identity, status, and process flow. This approach significantly improves the integrity, timeliness, and accuracy of quality traceability, effectively solving issues in traditional methods such as data silos, manual errors, and lack of accountability. 2. Key Stages of Full-Process Quality Monitoring a. Raw Material Traceability The traceability journey begins with inbound materials. By tagging materials with RFID upon delivery, the system can automatically record supplier details, batch numbers, inspection results, and entry timestamps. Non-compliant materials can be identified and quarantined early, preventing them from entering production. b. Production Process Control On the production line, RFID tags follow each product or critical component. With RFID readers installed at each workstation, the system can log process times, operators, machine usage, and key process parameters in real time. If a quality issue occurs, the system can instantly flag the defective product and trigger alarms. For example, in automotive manufacturing, RFID can ensure that the correct components are assembled, torque levels are met, and electronic inspections are recorded—all automatically. c. Inspection and Packaging Once production is complete, RFID helps capture quality test results and link them to each product’s unique ID. During packaging, RFID enables batch scanning, ensuring the right products are packed and that inspection history is traceable to the individual unit. d. Logistics and Warehouse Management RFID plays a major role in warehousing and logistics by enabling non-line-of-sight, bulk reading of items during shipping, receiving, and inventory control. Even in complex multi-tier logistics networks, RFID ensures seamless visibility, preventing shipment errors and loss. e. After-Sales and Recall Support RFID provides long-term traceability into the post-sales stage. If a defect is discovered, the manufacturer can use RFID data to trace affected units down to specific custom...

August 07, 2025
RFID Empowering National Archives: Precision Management for Historical Documents
RFID Empowering National Archives: Precision Management for Historical Documents

In the era of information technology, the digitization of archives has become a crucial part of modern national governance. Particularly for national archives that house historical records, political documents, laws and regulations, collective memory, and cultural heritage, effective management is vital to ensuring institutional continuity and preserving cultural identity. As countries push forward with digital transformation, a major challenge lies in managing vast amounts of documents with high efficiency, security, and accuracy. In this context, Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology—an automatic, contactless identification method—is emerging as a key tool, offering strong support for precision management of historical documents. I. Challenges in Traditional Archive Management For decades, national archives have relied heavily on manual input and paper-based cataloging. Although many archives have achieved preliminary levels of digitalization, they still face critical limitations: Low Retrieval Efficiency: With millions of paper documents, photos, maps, and recordings, traditional barcode or manual catalog systems make it difficult to quickly locate specific items. High Management Costs: A large workforce is required for filing, loan registration, and inventory tasks—efforts that are time-consuming and prone to human error. Fragility and Risk of Loss: Many archival materials are irreplaceable. Physical damage or misplacement during transfers or usage can result in permanent loss. Insufficient Security: For classified or sensitive documents, traditional methods lack the ability to track usage and movement in real time, making accountability difficult in the event of data leaks. Faced with these challenges, RFID technology offers a powerful alternative with its high-speed, high-accuracy, and scalable characteristics. II. Key Advantages of RFID Technology RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) uses wireless radio waves to identify, read, and transmit data stored on small electronic tags. Compared to barcodes, RFID offers several compelling advantages: Contactless Reading: RFID tags do not require direct line-of-sight or physical contact, making it ideal for handling fragile or aged archival materials. Simultaneous Reading: Hundreds of tags can be scanned within seconds, vastly improving the speed of inventory checks. Writable Data Storage: Tags can store various types of information—document codes, loan statuses, classification details—essentially giving each item its own “data profile.” Tracking Capability: When integrated with doors, scanners, or monitoring systems, RFID enables real-time tracking of documents’ locations and movements. Long-Term Usability: RFID tags are durable and suitable for long-term use, aligning with the longevity required for national archives. These advantages make RFID not just a tool but a transformative method for archive management. III. Practical Applications of RFID in National Archive Digitization 1. Doc...

July 24, 2025
Tracking Kindness: RFID-Driven Transparency in Donation Distribution
Tracking Kindness: RFID-Driven Transparency in Donation Distribution

In an era where charitable organizations are under increasing public scrutiny, ensuring that donations are “clearly received, transparently used, and precisely distributed” has become a core challenge. Donors want assurance that their contributions are reaching those in genuine need, while recipients expect timely and appropriate support—especially in times of crisis. RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology, a key component of the Internet of Things (IoT), is gradually being adopted by nonprofit organizations to improve transparency, efficiency, and traceability in the management and distribution of donated goods. 1. The Trust Crisis and Management Bottlenecks Facing Charitable Organizations Traditionally, the distribution of donated materials relies on manual registration, paper records, and hand delivery. This approach is not only inefficient but also prone to human error and systemic vulnerabilities: Inventory and distribution records often lack accuracy; There is a lack of third-party validation mechanisms, making donation flow opaque; Slow distribution processes hinder timely disaster response; It’s difficult to verify recipient identities, leading to issues like duplicate claims or fraud. These challenges reduce the overall efficiency of donation use and, more importantly, erode public trust in charitable organizations. 2. Key Advantages of RFID Technology RFID enables automatic identification and tracking of tags using radio waves. Compared to traditional barcodes or manual methods, RFID offers several significant advantages: Contactless Reading: Tags can be read without direct line of sight—even through sealed packages; Batch Scanning: Multiple items can be identified simultaneously, greatly improving efficiency; Strong Traceability: Each RFID tag carries a unique ID, enabling end-to-end tracking; Rich Data Storage: Tags can store detailed information such as donor identity, donation time, item category, expiration dates, etc.; Tamper Resistance: Some RFID tags include encryption to prevent unauthorized data modification. These features form a robust foundation for the digital transformation of charitable logistics. 3. Key Application Scenarios of RFID in Donation Management 1. Automated Warehouse Management Every donated item can be assigned an RFID tag upon receipt, encoding relevant data such as donor name, item type, quantity, and shelf life. When entering the warehouse, RFID-enabled gates or handheld readers automatically register the items without manual input, increasing both accuracy and speed. 2. Efficient On-Site Distribution At distribution sites—such as disaster relief zones or remote villages—volunteers can use RFID handheld scanners to quickly verify donation package details and recipient identities (using RFID-enabled ID cards, if applicable). This ensures fair, one-time distribution and real-time synchronization with the central database. 3. Donation Flow Tracking and Alert Systems When integrated with GPS or NB-I...

July 29, 2025
RFID-Driven Efficiency: Revolutionizing Ground Handling at Airports
RFID-Driven Efficiency: Revolutionizing Ground Handling at Airports

In today’s highly competitive aviation industry, airports serve as critical nodes in air transport. Their operational efficiency directly impacts flight punctuality, passenger satisfaction, and cost control. Ground handling operations—including baggage processing, equipment deployment, boarding coordination, and staff collaboration—are essential to airport functionality. However, these operations often suffer from complex dispatching, information delays, underutilized resources, and frequent human error. Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology, known for its contactless operation, high recognition rate, and real-time data capture capabilities, is becoming a key driver of smart ground handling management. This article explores the practical applications, challenges, and future prospects of RFID in airport equipment and personnel management. 1. Overview of RFID Technology and Its Relevance to Airport Operations RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) is an automatic identification technology that uses radio waves to identify objects and capture relevant data. Compared to traditional barcodes, RFID offers non-contact reading, rapid multi-tag recognition, and the ability to store and update data remotely. RFID is particularly well-suited for airport environments because it: Operates reliably in extreme outdoor conditions such as heat, cold, rain, and vibration; Enables real-time tracking of asset location, operational status, and personnel distribution; Supports high-frequency, large-scale data reading without direct line of sight. These features make RFID a powerful tool for transitioning ground operations toward visibility, automation, and intelligence. 2. RFID Applications in Airport Equipment Management 2.1 Real-Time Location Tracking of Special Ground Equipment Airports deploy hundreds or thousands of mobile units, including baggage carts, conveyor belts, boarding bridges, and towing tractors. Misallocation or delayed deployment of these resources can lead to flight delays and increased costs. By attaching RFID tags to each unit and deploying fixed readers throughout the airport, dispatch systems can track real-time positions and usage status of every piece of equipment. For example, an RFID system can log the last flight serviced by a towing tractor, its return time, and its current location. This enables automatic task assignment and route optimization, significantly boosting resource utilization. 2.2 Maintenance and Lifecycle Management of Equipment RFID tags can store detailed maintenance schedules, service records, and responsible personnel data. When equipment passes by an RFID reader, the system can automatically trigger maintenance alerts. Take boarding stairs as an example—failure to service the hydraulic system on time could pose safety hazards. RFID-triggered maintenance notifications help mitigate such risks and ensure operational safety. 3. RFID in Personnel Scheduling and Safety Management 3.1 Identity Verification and Acces...

July 18, 2025
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