Marking element for marking timber, especially tree trunks
AssigneeLatschbacher GmbH
InventorsDipl.-Ing. Klaus Latschbacher, Johann Huber, Gerhard Ploier
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Abstract
A marking element is proposed for marking timber, especially tree trunks, having a tag-like marking element (9) with at least one fastening element (1, 12) disposed on it for fastening the marking element (10) to the timber to be marked. To provide the marking, the marking element furthermore has a transponder (14) incorporating a data storage for the wireless transmission of data. This permits the wireless storing and reading of a multitude of data without requiring visual contact.
Claims11
A marking element for marking timber, especially tree trunks, with a tag-like marking element bearing a marking, having at least one fastening element for fastening the marking element on the timber to be marked, characterized in that the marking member (9;
- 21;
- 31;
- 41) has, for marking purposes, a transponder (14) incorporating a data storage for wireless data transmission.
A marking element as set forth in any of the above claims, characterized in that the transponder (14) is designed in a tag shape or film-like and/or disposed recessed in the marking member (9;
- 21;
- 31;
- 41).
A marking element as set forth in any of the above claims, characterized in that a cover plate (16;
- 33;
- 43) and/or cover film (22) is provided that covers the transponder (14), particularly in a waterproof manner.
A marking element as set forth in any of claim s 5 through 8, characterized in that the cover plate (33) or the cover film (22) is provided with an optical marking, which is designed especially as an imprint or impression.
A marking element as set forth in any of the above claims, characterized in that it is composed of plastic and has, as fastening elements, integral drive-in projections (17).
A marking element as set forth in any of the above claims, characterized in that the data storage is provided to receive and transmit timber data and preferably also cutting and processing data.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.