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01Work-in-progress visibility
Track jobs, carriers, containers and other work-in-progress assets as they move through production stages using mobile scanning or configured RFID read points.
Explore work in progressManufacturing and industrial operations
Manufacturing asset management software
Manage production assets, tooling, work in progress, spare parts and maintenance equipment across plants, lines, stores and workshops—with a clear record of location, custody, condition and status.
Work-in-progress assetsTools, dies and equipmentMaintenance and service assetsReal-timeInventory accuracy
0×Faster stock counts
FasterTool retrieval
Where it fits
Built around critical manufacturing asset workflows
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02Tooling and tool crib control
Issue and return tools, dies, moulds, gauges and fixtures against operators, departments or work orders, with due dates and an auditable custody history.
Explore tooling control
03Critical spare-parts visibility
Maintain an accurate record of critical spares across stores and maintenance areas, including quantity, location, movement and availability.
Explore spare partsChapter 01
Why manufacturing assets become difficult to control
Work in progress becomes difficult to locate
Jobs, carriers, containers and materials move between production stages without a dependable location record, making delays and misplaced work difficult to investigate.
Tooling moves without clear accountability
High-value tools, moulds, dies, fixtures and gauges move between tool cribs, operators and production cells without a consistent custody and location history.
Maintenance teams lose time locating assets
Technicians may struggle to find equipment, service tools and critical spares when location, condition and maintenance information are kept in separate systems or spreadsheets.
Physical counts disrupt production
Manual inventory and asset counts consume staff time, interrupt normal operations and provide information that may already be outdated when counting is complete.
Chapter 02
Asset management across the manufacturing operation
AssetSeal brings production assets, tooling, work in progress, maintenance equipment and critical spares into one accountable operational record.
Work-in-progress visibility
Track jobs, carriers, containers and other work-in-progress assets as they move through production stages using mobile scanning or configured RFID read points.
Tooling and tool crib control
Issue and return tools, dies, moulds, gauges and fixtures against operators, departments or work orders, with due dates and an auditable custody history.
Maintenance asset management
Connect maintenance schedules, service history, current location and asset status so technicians can identify equipment requiring attention.
Critical spare-parts visibility
Maintain an accurate record of critical spares across stores and maintenance areas, including quantity, location, movement and availability.
Faster plant-floor verification
Verify equipment, tooling and inventory using barcode or RFID handhelds while reducing the time and disruption associated with manual counts.
Asset usage and movement history
Review asset activity, movement and availability records to identify underused equipment and support repair, redeployment or disposal decisions.
Chapter 03
From asset identification to operational action
Identify
Assign RFID or barcode identification suited to the asset and plant environment, including appropriate options for metal surfaces, heat, moisture or wash-down areas.
Capture
Record asset activity using mobile devices, rugged handhelds or configured RFID read points at production transitions, stores, workshops and dock doors.
Reconcile
Compare expected assets and locations against captured activity to identify missing, misplaced or unexpected items requiring investigation.
Act
Route exceptions to production, maintenance, stores or supervisory teams with the available asset, location, custody and status information.
Chapter 04
What better manufacturing asset control can improve
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Less disruptive asset verificationVerify plant assets and inventory with less dependence on lengthy manual counting processes.
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Stronger tooling accountabilityMaintain a traceable history of tooling issued to operators, departments and work orders.
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Better maintenance coordinationConnect asset location, status and service records so maintenance teams have clearer information for planning and follow-up.
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Better-informed asset decisionsUse movement, availability and recorded activity to support repair, redeployment and disposal decisions.
Traceable records
AssetSeal records supported scans, transfers and status changes with the responsible user and timestamp, creating a traceable history for internal verification and audit preparation.
Chapter 05
Built for plants, production floors and maintenance stores
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Configured RFID read pointsProduction transitions, dock doors and gates
Capture tagged assets at selected operational transition points where fixed RFID infrastructure is appropriate.
02Rugged mobile scanningBarcode and RFID handheld options
Scan and update assets across production cells, stores, workshops, yards and other plant areas.
03Industrial tags and label printingIdentification selected for each application
Use appropriately specified barcode or RFID identification for machinery, metal tooling, containers and other industrial assets.
Compliance & reportingMaintenance recordsTool custodyFixed asset registerDepreciation reporting
FAQ
Manufacturing asset management questions
Yes. RFID tags designed for metal surfaces can be used on suitable machinery, tooling, racks and industrial equipment. The tag type, operating frequency and mounting method should be selected according to the asset and plant environment.
AssetSeal can record tagged jobs, carriers or containers through mobile scanning or configured fixed RFID read points. The appropriate capture method depends on the production process, environment and required level of automation.
Tags can be selected for conditions such as heat, moisture, dust, chemicals or frequent wash-down. The environmental requirements should be reviewed before selecting the tag material, enclosure and mounting method.
Yes. Tooling, dies, fixtures, maintenance equipment, spare parts and production assets can be maintained in one asset register while retaining the relevant category, location, custodian, status and history for each item.
Yes. Barcode can support economical individual scanning, while RFID can support faster contactless identification and selected automated capture workflows. Organizations can use either technology or a combination based on the asset and process.
Next step
See how AssetSeal fits your manufacturing operation
Show us how assets, tooling, work in progress and spare parts move through your operation. We will demonstrate how AssetSeal can support your asset register, custody workflows, plant verification and maintenance coordination.
- 01Review your operation
We review your plants, asset categories and current workflows.
- 02Recommend an approach
We recommend suitable processes, tags and capture options.
- 03Demonstrate AssetSeal
We demonstrate a practical scenario based on your manufacturing environment.
