UII submission added to automatic data services and durable UID nameplate and label products
MASON CITY, IOWA (June 22, 2009) – Metalcraft today announced a complete Unique Identification (UID) policy compliance solution for U.S. Department of Defense and its suppliers. The manufacturer of durable, customized UID tag and label products has added data management and registration services to their UID offerings.
Metalcraft now registers and submits Unique Item Identifiers (UIIs) and related pedigree data for End Items, Government Property, Legacy Assets and Virtual UII’s Embedded Items to UID Registry. The addition of this UID registration service means Metalcraft covers every aspect of UID policy compliance except physically attaching the product to the asset.
“Metalcraft delivers an accurate, efficient service that makes UID easy,” said Metalcraft president Steve Doerfler. “Metalcraft is a one-source solution for complete UID compliance.”
Metalcraft’s UID compliance solution includes three core components:
“Our durable products, expert data management and automatic registration services combine to save DoD suppliers time and money with their UID compliance,” said Doerfler. “Moreover, by taking care UID compliance for our Defense customers, Metalcraft helps these companies produce additional business value through their investments in asset marking and tracking.”
Metalcraft remains available to offer their detailed understanding of UID to Defense suppliers; customers can call 800-437-5283 to discuss UID compliance with an on-staff UID specialist.
About Metalcraft
Metalcraft has provided property identification solutions since 1950. From a headquarters in Mason City, Iowa, Metalcraft has provided thousands of businesses throughout North America and around the world with a wide range of choices in durable nameplates and labels to meet the needs of the ever-evolving industry of tracking and controlling. These customized products may include consecutive numbers using barcode and/or RFID technologies. Metalcraft nameplates and labels are made from the toughest materials – polyester, anodized aluminum, stainless steel, polycarbonate, ceramic and more – to withstand environments ranging from mild to extreme, resisting abrasion, caustics/acids, solvents, salt air, high temperatures, and UV rays. Visit http://www.idplate.com for more information.
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Posted: June 22, 2009 at 2:12 pm by Ryan Hanser
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