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Every type of barcode scanner for every application
Corded Scanners
Commonly referred to as USB Barcode Scanners. Corded barcode scanners are lightweight and easy to use.
Wired Scanners are physically attached to hardware via a desktop computer, laptop computer, or an instrument. Wired scanners fall computer terminal into three categories – Laser, CCD and Slot.
Laser scanners are highly flexible – they can read a wide variety of barcode densities, from varying distances. They can read from irregular surfaces or even through glass or under plastic.
Charge Coupled Device (CCD) scanners are less flexible, but more cost effective, generally having a lower power consumption. They come with a range of interfaces (Serial, USB, PS2 Keyboard Wedge) and many have a “hands free” scanning option.
Slot scanners are very easy to use and therefore suitable for untrained users – this means they are often used in self-checkout, time & attendance and production tracking and progress applications.
Opticon OPL46X
The L-46X is a fast 2D hand scanner that comes with a stand. The L-46 scans at a speed of 100 frames per second. The cables are interchangeable, making it easy to switch between USB or RS-232 interface. This scanner is designed to perform strongly at moving object scanning, increasing the easiness of how the device scans. Reads all mainstream 1D and 2D barcodes (2D = QR codes for example).
Honeywell 1950G
The 1950 series scanners deliver premium performance and class-leading durability for improved employee productivity and maximum uptime. Withstands 2,000 0.5 m (1.6 ft) tumbles and 50 1.8 m (6 ft) drops. The scanner is optimized for scanning both digital codes off customer smartphones and merchandise codes by the cashier at the register. Superior scanning performance, even on damaged and poor-quality barcodes.
Wired Charge Coupled Device (CCD)
CCD scanners are generally less flexible, but more cost-effective with lower power consumption.
CCD scanners are like digital cameras. They have lots of tiny lights that take pictures all in one line. They usually have rather fast scan rates however they need to be held close to the barcode as they can generally only read from under three inches.
They are lower cost than traditional barcode scanners which makes them an ideal choice for uses such as point-of-sale and other applications where distance isn’t an issue.
CCD barcode scanners are used every day and are popular in grocery stores and many other places. They look like TV remotes with a little hook attached to them. The user points the scanner at the code on an object, then pushes a button which takes a picture of that code.
CCD scanners do have a tendency to require calibration on occasion to keep them accurate.
Opticon C37
The Opticon C37 is a durable CCD scanner with a wide optical window. With its aggressive scan engine the C37 operates at a speed of 200 scans per second. This lightweight and ergonomically shaped device fits comfortably in anyone’s hand, making it suitable for all-day scanning applications. The C37 is available with the most popular interfaces: USB, Keyboard Wedge and RS232. This device is easily programmable to suite your application.
Opticon L50C
The Opticon L-50 is a versatile product that comes in several settings to make sure it fits your situation perfectly. This pistol styled handheld scanner is equipped with an auto-trigger for hands-free scanning or a trigger button for handheld scanning. Besides the high scanning performance, it is also possible to customize this handheld scanner. You can place your own logo on top of the L-50 and therefore expand your brand visibility.
Wireless Scanners
Wireless scanners provide dependable barcode scanning without the need for physical cords.
These scanners do not need to be physically attached to a computer. They communicate via a base station or communication cradle, using wifi or bluetooth technology, and can transmit live up to 100 meters. They are widely used in retail, transport/distribution logistics, parcel and postal delivery, healthcare and manufacturing.
We stock a complete range of various wireless scanners, some of which use Bluetooth communication technology to send information wirelessly to a base station which is in turn attached to a computer, laptop or some sort of mobile device. Wireless scanners provide you with the flexibility to move around your premise without getting tangled.
Honeywell 1472G
Highly accurate and fast scanning of even damaged and poor quality barcodes, with an extended scan distance to reach the bottom of the cart without bending and wasted time at point of sale. Enhanced performance on barcodes on any media, including digital coupons, codes, and wallets on customers’ smartphones, as well as merchandise codes. Long Bluetooth range: 30 m (98 ft) line of sight with Honeywell charger/communication base.
Companion Scanners
Pocketable form factor sizing without any compromise on performance. Perfect take-anywhere scanners.
The companion scanners we offer have virtually the same features and performance area-imaging engine found in our full-size scanners, so you can scan virtually all 1D and 2D barcodes with ease.
The small formfactors are contoured to be easy to handle and lightweight. Most have oversized scan buttons so they are easy to operate, just point and press.
Some models come complete with Bluetooth wireless connectivity, allowing you to move up to 10m away from the host device for convenience.
Each device comes with impressive battery life, allowing for over 2000+ scans on a single charge. Most models can be quickly recharged over a standard microUSB connection.
Opticon OPN2001
The Opticon OPN2001 is a pocket memory barcode scanner. This device enables storage and removal of barcode scans. The collected barcodes can be transmitted by a USB cable. This small and lightweight device scans 100 scans/second and stores more than 15,000 barcodes. With a weight less than 30 grams, it can be put in every pocket and taken everywhere.
Honeywell 1602G
Looking for the perfect scanning companion for your tablet based applications? The affordable Voyager™ 1602g wireless scanner is the one. Capable of reading bar codes off smartphone screens—mobile coupons, digital wallets, and digital loyalty cards. Ready for your evolving data capture needs, the 1602g can be purchased as a 1D scanner and affordably upgraded to 2D scanning at any time. Bluetooth wireless technology provides freedom of movement up to 10m from host device.
Omni-Directional Scanners
Better at reading poorly printed wrinkled, or even partial barcodes.
Omnidirectional barcode scanners use a series of different scanning lines that cross all bars and spaces regardless of orientation. They almost all use a laser. Unlike single-line lasers, they produce patterns of beams in varying orientations that allow them to read barcodes from different angles. Most of these scanners use one rotating polygonal mirror and an arrangement of several fixed mirrors to generate their complex scan patterns.
Omnidirectional barcode readers and scanners are used in many places. Some people use them in supermarkets when they scan a code, other people use them in warehouses for packaging.
The scanner is usually larger than linear ones, so they require more space for installation. Some models also require some sort of shielding is against other electromagnetic interference.
Zebra DS9308
Quickly and easily capture 1D and 2D barcodes, including tiny, high density codes, codes printed on a label or displayed on a phone, Zebra’s DS9300 Series’ state-of-the-art technology captures barcodes in virtually any condition, on any media. With swipe speeds that are up to 50% faster than competitive scanners, the scanner can capture barcodes as fast as they are presented.
Honeywell MS7120 Orbit 1D
Orbit, the hands-free omnidirectional scanner, presents an innovative, elegant and affordable solution where counter space is at a premium. 20 Scan Line Omnidirectional Pattern. Engineered “sweet spot” to optimize scan performance and first pass read rate. Ability to tilt scanner 30° for targeted scanning or larger products. Automatic Scanning Operation: Simply present a bar code and the unit scans in a single pass.
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