To keep pace with consumer demand, beverage companies rely on automated, high-speed filling lines that operate at a blur in a continuous, non-stop process flow, producing upwards of 2,500 items per minute per line. The slightest problem on these automated lines such as a missing vent tube has a major operational impact. Learn how Dorcia Engineering deployed FEIG ELECTRONIC’S High-Frequency RFID technology to monitor these lines to quickly identify a problem and maintain the highest uptime on these production critical machines to maximize production, reduce rework, and avoid product recall.
President, Dorcia Engineering
Founded in 2009, Dorcia Engineering provides patented state of the art traceable components and systems to reduce waste and downtime associated with the filling process. Our full product line allows owners and operators to reliably and accurately detect malfunctions during the filling process.
We are proud partners with some of the largest food & beverage manufacturers in the world and are always working towards new and innovative solutions for all of our customers.
Executive VP at FEIG ELECTRONICS
Mr. Hrabina has more than thirty years of experience in the auto-ID industry. He has accumulated a broad range of technical, professional and personnel skills combined with a rich, well-rounded work history that encompassed roles in manufacturing, customer service, direct sales, marketing communications, sales management and executive management. Hrabina has a roll-up-the-sleeves mentality garnered from his hands-on experience calibrating, installing and troubleshooting sophisticated, high-speed, laser-based barcode scanning equipment used in mission critical, automated materials handling control systems.
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