Workforce shortages in the U.S. have sparked great energy toward technology. The urgency to implement automated work processes continues to climb.
BinMaster sensors and software provide significant labor relief by replacing tedious physical labor. These solutions result in a safer workplace, more accurate inventory, and the development of strategies for smarter ordering and dispatching.
It takes just five basic components to design an inventory system for managing solids, powders, or liquids stored in bins, tanks, silos, and other storage vessels. BinMaster works with manufacturers, mills, and farms to build solutions tailored to each application and bulk materials being measured.
Jeff was looking for an alternative to the proximity sensors he was using in his seed storage bins. The sensor needed to work reliably with seasonal temperature changes, use the existing fittings, and not break his budget.
BinMaster's MCP-200 mini-capacitance probe for solids may be the sensor that Jeff is searching for.
Brazil’s agricultural prowess is evident. The country produces more than 145 million tons of grain per year.
The country’s Ministry of Agriculture and Brazilian Agriculture Research Corporation signed agreements to develop digital and precision agriculture with a focus on sustainability and profitability. This mission has included BinMaster's inventory control systems of level sensors and cloud-based inventory management software.
BinCloud® takes level measurements in bins, tanks, or silos, and organizes data in one simple software. It does away with climbing vessels, manual measurements, and spreadsheets. Instead, get one login to view current levels, place orders, and generate reports.
BinCloud isn’t limited to liquids and tanks. With the right sensors, BinCloud can create real-time graphical reports for everything: from coffee beans to plastics and powder.
Ask a BinMaster sales rep about integrating all bulk products on one easy-to-use platform, whether you use BinMaster sensors or not.
As the only sensor to measure and map the material surface, BinMaster’s 3DLevelScanner takes multiple level measurements to account for uneven surface topography in bins, tanks, and silos. Each sensor comes with 3DVision software that reports the lowest and highest points detected, plus a weighted average of all measurements in the bin.
This results in highly accurate volume calculations and better inventory visibility, ensuring bulk materials are accounted for and can be ordered proactively.
Quarries, cement plants, construction suppliers, and building contractors who rely on trucks to move goods haven't been immune to the supply chain chaos of COVID-19.
BinMaster's level sensors and cloud-based CementView® software is helping cement plants manage dispatch, drivers, orders, and deliveries with tailored features and real-time, remote inventory data.
Os perigos da agricultura ocorrem em todo o mundo. É uma profissão desafiadora. O Brasil, por exemplo, começou a manter estatísticas mais detalhadas sobre acidentes industriais a partir de 1969. Foi divulgado que quase 18% de todos os trabalhadores industriais (incluindo a agricultura) sofreram acidentes. Medidas preventivas ajudaram a reduzir para 3.84% em 1984.
Too little inventory can stall production. Too much inventory means cash flow is tied up, unavailable to be spent on other priorities.
Finding the right balance is based on proper measurement of your bulk aggregate, bulk powder, and other raw ingredients. This starts with reliable multi-point measurements from BinMaster's 3DLevelScanner.
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