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    Machine-Mount Barcode Scanners

    Automate identifying and tracking tagged items on your production line with minimal setup. These scanners are ready to go right out of the box—they have a built-in lens and lights. Their lens, known as a liquid lens, automatically adjusts to different distances and shapes to capture high-quality images even in low-light settings. Access their web interface to see images in real time—no need to download software. To connect them to your network, you’ll need a cord (sold separately).
    Tough enough to handle the demands and speeds of most production lines, these scanners are built to be low maintenance. A rugged, compact case protects them from dust and water. Mount them directly to machines.
    They read most common barcodes, even if they're damaged or poorly printed. If your barcode is on a computer or phone screen, these scanners can identify it. These scanners detect 1D barcodes, such as UPC, EAN, Code 39, Code 128, and ISBN. They’ll also scan 2D barcodes, such as QR codes, data matrix, PDF417, and permanently etched DPM markings.
    Barcode Scanners with Light
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    Wide Lens—Scanners with a wide lens capture a large area, so they work well for barcodes found on large objects, such as pallets.
    Medium Lens—Scanners with a medium lens are a good choice when you need to balance capturing a large area and capturing details. They're good at detecting barcodes on parcel packages.
    Narrow Lens—Scanners with a narrow lens focus on a small area with high precision. They can scan barcodes on surfaces as small as a water bottle cap.
    White Light—Scanners with white light give off clean, crisp, cool tones that are ideal for inspection work. However, the white light will reflect on shiny surfaces.
    Red Light—Scanners with red light won’t create a reflection or glare because the red color is absorbed.
    White Light
    Red Light
    Focal Lg.,
    mm
    Field of View
    1D Min. Barcode
    Resolution
    2D Min. Barcode
    Resolution
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    Mounting Hardware
    Included
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    Each
    Wide Lens (50 mm to 300 mm Working Distance)
    5.255 × 41 @ 50 mm
    151 × 113 @ 150 mm
    295 × 221 @ 300 mm
    3.1 ppm @ 50 mm
    2.3 ppm @ 300 mm
    3.1 ppm @ 50 mm
    3.4 ppm @ 300 mm
    422 1/4"1 3/4"1"5 to 30NoIP67
    00000000000000000000000000000000
     
    Medium Lens (50 mm to 300 mm Working Distance)
    7.736 × 27 @ 50 mm
    98 × 73 @ 150 mm
    191 × 144 @ 300 mm
    2.2 ppm @ 50 mm
    2.5 ppm @ 300 mm
    4.5 ppm @ 50 mm
    5 ppm @ 300 mm
    422 1/4"1 3/4"1"5 to 30NoIP67
    000000000000000000000000000000
     
    Short, Narrow Lens (40 mm to 150 mm Working Distance)
    1616 × 12 @ 50 mm
    45 × 34 @ 150 mm
    3.9 ppm @ 50 mm
    2.7 ppm @ 300 mm
    3.9 ppm @ 50 mm
    3.7 ppm @ 300 mm
    422 1/4"1 3/4"1"5 to 30NoIP67
    000000000000000000000000000000
     
    Long, Narrow Lens (75 mm to 1,160 mm Working Distance)
    1689 × 67 @ 300 mm
    147 × 110 @ 500 mm
    291 × 218 @ 1000 mm
    2.75 ppm @ 300 mm
    2.23 ppm @ 1000 mm
    3.66 ppm @ 300 mm
    3.35 ppm @ 1000 mm
    422 1/4"1 3/4"1"5 to 30NoIP67
    000000000000000000000000000000
     
    Accessories for Barcode Scanners
    Barcode Scanners with Ring Light
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    Scanners with ring light provide illumination from all directions, so there are no shadows on non-reflective objects.
    Wide Lens—Scanners with a wide lens capture a large area, so they work well for barcodes found on large objects, such as pallets.
    Medium Lens—Scanners with a medium lens are a good choice when you need to balance capturing a large area and capturing details. They're good at detecting barcodes on parcel packages.
    Narrow Lens—Scanners with a narrow lens focus on a small area with high precision. They can scan barcodes on surfaces as small as a water bottle cap.
    White Light—Scanners with white light give off clean, crisp, cool tones that are ideal for inspection work. However, the white light will reflect on shiny surfaces.
    Red Light—Scanners with red light won’t create a reflection or glare because the red color is absorbed.
    White Light
    Red Light
    Focal Lg.,
    mm
    Field of View
    1D Min. Barcode
    Resolution
    2D Min. Barcode
    Resolution
    Max. Frame
    Rate, fps
    Lg.
    Wd.
    Ht.
    Voltage
    Range, V DC
    Mounting Hardware
    Included
    Enclosure
    Rating
    Each
    Each
    Wide Lens (50 mm to 300 mm Working Distance)
    5.255 × 41 @ 50 mm
    151 × 113 @ 150 mm
    295 × 221 @ 300 mm
    3.1 ppm @ 50 mm
    2.3 ppm @ 300 mm
    3.1 ppm @ 50 mm
    3.4 ppm @ 300 mm
    422 5/8"2 1/4"1 5/8"5 to 30NoIP67
    00000000000000000000000000000000
     
    Medium Lens (50 mm to 300 mm Working Distance)
    7.736 × 27 @ 50 mm
    98 × 73 @ 150 mm
    191 × 144 @ 300 mm
    2.2 ppm @ 50 mm
    2.5 ppm @ 300 mm
    4.5 ppm @ 50 mm
    5 ppm @ 300 mm
    422 5/8"2 1/4"1 5/8"5 to 30NoIP67
    000000000000000000000000000000
     
    Short, Narrow Lens (40 mm to 150 mm Working Distance)
    1616 × 12 @ 50 mm
    45 × 34 @ 150 mm
    3.9 ppm @ 50 mm
    2.7 ppm @ 300 mm
    3.9 ppm @ 50 mm
    3.7 ppm @ 300 mm
    422 5/8"2 1/4"1 5/8"5 to 30NoIP67
    000000000000000000000000000000
     
    Long, Narrow Lens (75 mm to 1,160 mm Working Distance)
    1689 × 67 @ 300 mm
    147 × 110 @ 500 mm
    291 × 218 @ 1000 mm
    2.75 ppm @ 300 mm
    2.23 ppm @ 1000 mm
    3.66 ppm @ 300 mm
    3.35 ppm @ 1000 mm
    422 5/8"2 1/4"1 5/8"5 to 30NoIP67
    000000000000000000000000000000
     
    Accessories for Barcode Scanners

    Handheld Barcode Scanners

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Barcode Scanners. Handheld Barcode Scanners, Laser Scanner.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Barcode Scanners. Handheld Barcode Scanners, CCD Scanner.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Barcode Scanners. Handheld Barcode Scanners, Image Scanner.

    Laser Scanner

    CCD Scanner

    Image Scanner

    Image of Product. Holder for CCD Scanners with USB-A Connection. Front orientation.
    Image of Product. Replacement Holder for Laser Scanners. Front orientation.
    Image of Product. Holder for Image Scanners with USB-A Connection. Front orientation.

    Holder for CCD

    Scanners with

    USB-A Connection

    Replacement Holder

    for Laser Scanners

    Holder for Image

    Scanners with

    USB-A Connection

    Identify and track items tagged with the most common barcodes. These scanners don’t require any software to communicate with your computer. When you press the trigger to scan a barcode, the data appears wherever your cursor is, just like when you type.
    All scanners read 1D barcodes, such as UPC, EAN, Code 39, Code 128, and ISBN codes.
    For 2D Barcodes—Scanners for 2D barcodes read QR, Data Matrix, and PDF417 codes.
    Laser Scanner—Laser scanners work well for reading barcodes on rounded surfaces.
    CCD Scanner—CCD (charge-coupled device) scanners read barcodes on screens and other shiny surfaces better than laser scanners. They also have fewer moving parts than laser scanners, so they last longer.
    Image Scanner—Image scanners read lower-quality barcodes than laser and CCD scanners. They’re also able to read barcodes on screens.
    Bluetooth—Scanners with a Bluetooth connection work wirelessly hundreds of feet away from the computer they’re sending data to.
    USB-A—Scanners with a USB-A connection send data faster than Bluetooth scanners but require you to be tethered to your computer.
    For GTINs—Scanners for GTINs (Global Trade Item Numbers) read codes that are typically embedded in UPC and EAN barcodes.
    Cannot Be Sold To—Scanners that cannot be sold to the listed areas are restricted due to energy efficiency and/or export regulations.
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    1DLaser17"USB-A6Barcodes, GTINsHolder00000000000000
    1DCCD1"USB-A6Barcodes00000000000
    1DCCD31"Bluetooth330BarcodesBluetooth Charging Base
    USB Cable
    Rechargeable Nickel Metal Hydride Battery
    0000000000000
    1D, 2DImage28"USB-A7Barcodes0000000000000
    1D, 2DImage33"Bluetooth295Barcodes, GTINsIP65
    Adjustable-Height Bluetooth Charging Base
    Rechargeable Lithium Ion Battery
    California, Oregon0000000000000
    Scanner Holders
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