Smart Equipment & IoT Platform
Waste generators and industrial parks can deploy self-developed smart hardware to weigh, identify, and capture data on site; the data flows into the "IoT + Hazardous Waste" Intelligent Management Service Platform (IHWDS) for dispatch, ledgers, and settlement, synchronized with electronic transfer manifest information. "A single code throughout" means every drum of waste carries one code that can be traced end to end.
Making Data Traceable from the Moment It Is Generated.
In hazardous waste collection, the step most prone to error is the stretch from drum to truck: manual transcription, fouled labels, and the difficulty of bulk reading all leave records that do not match.
Molyfor hands record-keeping to on-site hardware: dual-frequency RFID tags are added on top of the statutory hazardous waste label (which includes a QR code) and support bulk reading; smart drums monitor the level of liquid waste in real time and raise alerts; and smart service terminals complete weighing, recording under preset waste codes, and inbound/outbound booking in a single step.
Connected to the IHWDS platform, the trio carries "one item, one code" through generation, collection, and storage; the disposal and regeneration stages will be connected once the Zongyang Project (under construction, coming on stream in 2027) and the other projects come on stream.
Tags, Smart Drums and Terminals — On-Site Records Captured in One Pass.
Dual-Frequency RFID Tag
Integrating HF and UHF bands and added on top of the statutory hazardous waste label (which includes a QR code), the tag is fouling-resistant and readable in bulk; it is already in use in collection at the Yi'an Project.
Smart Drum
A dedicated container for collecting and storing liquid hazardous waste, with real-time level monitoring and automatic alerts for abnormal levels, viewable on both computer and phone.
Smart Service Terminal
With an integrated electronic scale, it weighs automatically, records items under preset waste codes, and books them in and out; on-site operations are completed in one step, with less manual data entry.
Three Flows in One, One Code End to End.
The "IoT + Hazardous Waste" Intelligent Management Service Platform (IHWDS) turns each step of collection into a verifiable record: smart terminals handle identification, metering, and data capture at the point of waste generation; RFID tags bind each batch of waste to a physical credential that can be read in bulk; smart weighing and vehicle dispatching bring transport under real-time recording; and operating documents and ledgers are generated automatically and synchronized with electronic transfer manifest information.
"Three flows in one" means that logistics, information, and funds are recorded together; "a single code throughout" means every drum of waste carries one code that can be traced from generation through collection to storage. Business clients settle online under contract, with complete invoices.
Six Core Modules.
Smart Terminals
Identification, metering, and data-capture devices at the point of waste generation, where each operating record begins.
RFID Tags
Dual-frequency RFID added on top of the statutory hazardous waste label (which includes a QR code), enabling automated bulk reading and reducing missed reads caused by fouling or occlusion.
Smart Weighing
Networked weighing equipment connects directly to the regulatory platform, reducing deviations from manual verification.
Vehicle Dispatching
Real-time dispatching and route monitoring of hazardous waste transport vehicles.
Operating Documents & Ledgers
Operating documents and ledgers for collection and storage are generated automatically and synchronized with electronic transfer manifest information; disposal and regeneration stages will be connected as the projects come on stream.
Compliant Settlement
Business clients settle online under contract, with complete invoices; when purchasing end-of-life products from eligible individual sellers, Molyfor issues reverse invoices under STA Announcement No. 5 of 2024, so the sellers need not issue invoices themselves.
Request an Equipment and Platform Integration Plan.
Waste generators and industrial parks can deploy smart equipment and connect to the IHWDS platform by scenario, with data open to regulatory authorities for inquiry as required; the processes behind the equipment and platform are covered on the core technology page.