Zebra Technologies Corporation announced that Armstrong Industrial Corporation (Armstrong Asia) has integrated Zebra solutions to enhance warehouse and shopfloor operations in Malaysia and Thailand.
To enhance its ERP system and replace manual processes related to labor tracking and inventory management, Zebra noted that Armstrong Asia is using its ET40 enterprise tablets, MC33 mobile computers, ZT411 industrial printers, and Zebra OneCare support.
"Zebra Technologies has better equipped our team members to optimize production tracking and warehouse operations," said Eugene Ong, executive director, Armstrong Asia.
"These solutions enable real-time data collection, improve asset visibility, and enhance connected frontline productivity."
The project was executed with RGtech Simat Co., Ltd, a Zebra Reseller in Thailand, and Premier Solution Partner Grand-Flo Spritvest Sdn Bhd and ISV partner Phitomas Sdn Bhd in Malaysia, ensuring a seamless transition.
Christanto Suryadarma, sales vice president, Southeast Asia (SEA), South Korea, and Channel APJeC, Zebra Technologies, said: "Our work with Armstrong Asia underscores our commitment to providing solutions to enhance efficiency and accuracy in industrial environments."
"We are excited to support the team's delivery of operational excellence and explore further innovations like machine vision for future development."
Zebra highlighted Armstrong’s manufacturing footprint in Asia, noting its 16 facilities across seven countries. Headquartered in Singapore since 1974, Armstrong combines engineering expertise with a proprietary database of more than 6,000 materials and 13 precision process technologies.
The company specializes in Noise, Vibration, Heat, and Safety Management applications, supplying components to sectors including automotive, electronics, medical, and industrial manufacturing.
Meanwhile, Zebra provides the solutions to help businesses grow through increased asset visibility, connected frontline workers and intelligent automation. The company operates in more than 100 countries.
