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Deceptively simple, amazingly powerful

Customer data is stored on the RFID tag embedded in coupling insert. Customer has the option to decide if data should be modifiable or write-protected.

RFID tag can be programmed with:

Product identifiers
Lot codes
Batch information
Calibration data

The coupling body has an RFID reader that "looks for" the tag.

The two coupling halves connect.

Once the two halves are a few centimeters apart, the reader detects the tag, reads it and sends the tag data to the main controller
The reader can also write new information to the tag

The equipment acts according to the coupling insert data sent to the controller. The reader can write new data to the tag.

Customers are now able to transfer more than just fluids through the point of connection.

IdentiQuik products can be used to store and transfer information such as:

Product identification
Batch information (e.g., date of manufacture)
Date code
Cycle counts

Auto-calibration
Notification of cycle completion
Media parameter verification
Weight
Product characteristics

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