Part-to-pallet traceability
One code on the part. Every record behind it.
STAWN links the laser mark, gauge data, inspection, surface verdict, box, pallet and shipment to the same part code.
[)>06P402566261T078261580919
[)>06PHeaderISO/IEC 15434 format40256626Part number8 digits1TSeparatorFixed078Laser machineApproved list26Year2026158Julian day7 June0919SerialPer day
Station verdicts, as they appear on Pack Out
- ACCEPTEDAll five criteria passed. Part added to the open box.
- DUPLICATESame whole QR data scanned before.
- WRONG PARTProgram 40256626, part inspected 40257237.
- REJECTEDLaser machine 07T not allowed for this QR program.
- NO GAUGE DATAMultigauge record missing. Run sync before scanning.
- INVALIDFixed string or character count mismatch.
The chain
From the marker to the container.
- PartData Matrix marked and serial reserved
- GaugeMeasurements linked to the code
- SurfaceVisuals Pro verdict (coming soon)
- BoxFive QR checks, box label
- PalletBox barcodes scanned to pallet
- ShipmentPallet on invoice and container
Systems involved
Traceability is built from
Serial generation & marking control
Laser Marking Control
Controls what each laser marks. Operators are locked to machine and part, serials are reserved before marking, and every code is logged for traceability.
- Shop floor
- Agent
- Cloud sync
Packing validation & traceability
Pack Out / Ship Out
Every part QR is decoded and checked before it enters a box. Duplicates, wrong part numbers, unapproved laser machines and missing gauge data are stopped at the station.
- Shop floor
- SQL Server
- Cloud sync
Scan, segregate & count
QR Product Sorting
Guides operators through part segregation by QR type with instant duplicate alerts and live OK, processed and remaining counts per box.
- Shop floor
- Excel report