Pryor Technology have been working in the marking and traceability industry for over 170 years, so we do have ‘some’ experience in the area. Below are a collection of articles covering topics and questions that we regularly get asked. If you have further questions, please get in touch
A guide to reducing quality escapes, recall costs and production inefficiency via unique part identification.
The term "Industry 4.0", commonly referred to as the "fourth industrial revolution", describes the incorporation of cutting-edge technology into conventional industrial processes, including robotics, artificial intelligence, machine learning, Big Data and the Internet of Things (IoT). This integration attempts to improve manufacturing and other industries' productivity, efficiency, and innovation. Industry 4.0's...
Laser marking is a process of using a laser to engrave, etch or mark a surface. This technique has become increasingly popular over the years due to its numerous advantages over traditional marking methods and can be used for many different applications. This can be anything from; marking human readable...
Traceability in manufacturing is an essential process that allows manufacturers to track products from raw materials to final destination. It plays a critical role in quality control, supply chain management, and regulatory compliance, providing numerous benefits that go beyond just tracking products. In this blog post, we'll explore the advantages...
A Vehicle Identification Number, or VIN, is a 17-character code that serves as a vehicle’s unique identification number. The character breakdown of the VIN comprises of: The first three character of the VIN specify the country of manufacture and the manufacturers unique 2-digit ID. Characters 4-8 provide a description of...
Dot Peen Marking is a method of permanently marking and identifying parts and components. Whilst these are usually metal parts, dot peen marking can be used on a wide range if different materials. A Dot Peen Marking Machine is the equipment used to apply this data, text, or logo. It...
There is a growing demand for supply chain traceability within UK manufacturing. The practice originates from stringent supply chain standards within the aerospace and automotive sectors, which in addition to the rise of Industry 4.0 and global competition, continues to put pressure on UK manufacturers to invest in additional equipment...
