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The first generation of dispensing machines had a dispensing time of 10-15 seconds.
The first generation of dispensing machines had a dispensing time of 10-15 seconds.
False
The third generation of dispensing machines had a patented robotic clamp.
The third generation of dispensing machines had a patented robotic clamp.
True
The fourth generation of dispensing machines has a controller type of G1.
The fourth generation of dispensing machines has a controller type of G1.
False
The second generation of dispensing machines had a dispensing time of 10-15 seconds.
The second generation of dispensing machines had a dispensing time of 10-15 seconds.
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The fourth generation of dispensing machines has a network speed of 100 Mb.
The fourth generation of dispensing machines has a network speed of 100 Mb.
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The Polytex dispensing machine supports UHF.
The Polytex dispensing machine supports UHF.
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The Pro series is an older dispensing machine model.
The Pro series is an older dispensing machine model.
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Users are identified using their personal codes only.
Users are identified using their personal codes only.
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The dispensing process takes around 8-12 minutes per garment.
The dispensing process takes around 8-12 minutes per garment.
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The robotic clamp collects garments from fixed cells.
The robotic clamp collects garments from fixed cells.
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Study Notes
Polytex Dispensing Units: Evolution and Features
- Polytex has become a benchmark in uniform management systems with thousands of systems around the world.
- The company has continuously improved its systems based on customer feedback and experience.
First-Generation DXX
- Featured a suction garment collection system with a need for bagged garments.
- Had a sensor positioning system and a dispensing time of 20-25 seconds.
- Option cells: 10, 16, 20, 24.
- Controller: G1.
Second-Generation
- Increased capacity and adaptability of cells width.
- Improved safety and risk prevention.
- Dispensing time: 10-15 seconds.
- Controller: G1.
Third-Generation DX00 (D200, D300, G1)
- Increased capacity and variations.
- Developed a specific and patented robotic clamp for dispensing garments without taping or tying.
- Improved system security and ease of use.
- Dispensing time: 15 to 20 seconds.
- Controller: G1.
Fourth-Generation (Current System)
- Featured technical fixes to increase speed, reliability, and integration at the IT level.
- Introduced variable cells tailored to the needs.
- Improved RFID chip reading and introduced Scanning Service Mode.
- Increased network speed to 1 Gb.
- Introduced a programmable positioning system with encoders.
- Improved system security and ease of use.
- Controller: G3 or G5.
DXXI (D10I, D16I, D20I)
- Features the same improvements as DX00i.
- Has 2 grippers and better support for large bulky items.
- Does not support UHF and all cells are fixed.
- Mean configuration can be only 10, 16, and 20 cells.
Fifth-Generation DX00-PRO
- Features a Pro improvement compression table.
- Dispensing process:
- User identification using personal card (Magnetic, MiFare, and/or code).
- Selection of clothes and sizes for workday.
- Validation of selection starts delivery process.
- Robotic clamp collects garments from selected cells and transports them to the dispensing tray.
- Dispensing time: 8 to 12 seconds per garment.
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This quiz explores the technical evolution of dispensing machines, including Polytex's uniform management systems and the features of first-generation DXX systems.
