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Home > Barcode Scanner
Barcode Scanner
| Retail & Light Industrial Scanners |
| Barcode scanners for retail and light industrial applications include features and prices that vary greatly among manufacturers and include both corded and wireless models. |
| Economy Barcode Scanners |
| Economy handheld barcode scanners are best suited for light-to-medium scanning volumes and are generally not ruggedized for industrial use. |
| Hands Free Retail Scanners |
| Barcode scanners in this category include fixed omni-directional scanners and in-counter scanners optimized for speedy retail checkout. Hands-free retail scanners feature advanced laser scan engines for speed and reliability. In-counter scanners may include integrated scales. |
| 2D Imagers |
| 2D imagers include barcode scanners that read 2-dimentional stacked, matrix, and composite symbologies including PDF417, Code 49, MaxiCode, EAN/UCC and RSS-14. 2D symbologies are increasingly popular due to their ability to encode large amounts of data as compared to linear 1D symbologies. |
| Cordless Barcode Scanner |
| Cordless Barcode Scanner units give you the freedom and range you need when scanning items in a large retail or warehouse environment. |
| Heavy Industrial Barcode Scanners |
| A barcode scanner built for heavy industrial use should be highly ruggedized to survive drops, temperature changes, and use in outdoor and indoor environments. Heavy industrial barcode readers can be corded or wireless and some offer advanced imaging technology. |
| Scanner/Scale Combination |
Scanner/Scale Combination units combine a flatbed scanner with a POS Scale, creating a unit familiar to grocery store settings. |
| Other Barcode Scanners |
| Barcode scanners in this category include wand scanners, compact-flash and SDIO card scanners, and other miscellaneous scanners. |
| Scanner Accessories |
| Barcode Scanner Accessories are the cables, cradles, and other equipment you need for getting your scanner set up. |
| POSMicro stocks barcode scanner models from leading manufacturers including Symbol, Metrologic, HHP, PSC, POS-X, and IDTech. From basic CCD hand held barcode scanners to laser scanners, omni-directional scanners, 1D or 2D barcode readers and wireless scanners, POSMicro sets the bar for low prices, offering a barcode scanner for every budget, application and industry. |
| Barcode Scanner Manufacturers |
 | Datalogic manufactures a variety of handheld CCD and laser barcode scanners for retail and industrial applications. Every Datalogic scanner is built ergonomically, featuring light weight construction and comforatable handles. The popular Datalogic Gryphon comes in 1D, 2D and BlueTooth models. Datalogic recently joined forces with PSC, creating a broader Datalogic scanner product family with the popular retail optimized QS Series scanners. |  | Formerly known as HHP, The Honeywell Barcode Scanner line offers reliable image-based data collection options for all your barcode scanner needs. From traditional handheld imagers to wireless handheld barcode scanners, a Honeywell scanner is optimized for retail and healthcare and sports one of the best warranties in the industry. |  | The ID Tech barcode scanner product line consists mainly of entry-level, low-cost, but reliable wand scanners and CCD handheld barcode readers for decoding standard barcode symbologies. The ever-popular ID Tech EconoScan is an ergonomic barcode scanner designed for light or medium scanning volumes and delivers speedy, accurate performance. |  | Intermec scanners offer a variety of barcode reader solutions for light, medium, and
heavy-industrial use. The main advantage of deploying an Intermec scanner is its proven durability
and readability in harsh environments. |  | Symbol barcode scanners remain among the mostly widely used and recognized handheld scanners in the world. Durability and readability are hallmarks of the Symbol barcode scanner line. From the legendary affordability of the handheld LS2208 and the retail-optimized LS9208 omi-directional scanner, to the cutting-edge technology of the LS4278 BlueTooth cordless scanner, Symbol continues to innovate data-capture across many industries. Recently acquired by Motorola, Symbol will soon transition its branding to the Motorola name. |  | Opticon offers barcode scanner solutions for cross-industry application in the retail, hospitality, healthcare, manufacturing and distribution sectors with its wireless, cabled, and fixed position barcode scanners. From omni-directional laser to CCD and laser handheld models, Opticon barcode scanners conform with international standards for safety and quality. |  | |  | POS-X barcode scanners include a full line of durable handheld scanners, including entry-level,
mid-range handheld, and BlueTooth wireless scanners for retail and light industrial use. With
unconditional warranties ranging from 1 year to 5 years, POS-X scanners fit a variety of
cross-industry purposes. Any chosen POS-X barcode scanner features guaranteed inter-compatibility
with other POS-X hardware for building turnkey POS systems. |  | The Socket barcode reader product line includes the Series 7 cordless handheld barcode scanner and a unique line of tiny laser and CMOS scanners that plug-in to the compact flash or SDIO slot of any Palm or Windows Mobile PDA device. Powered by the mobile computer, these Socket barcode scanners do not require extra batteries or power supplies, making them appealing and lightweight for todayŽs mobile workforce. |  | Unitech barcode scanners provide a range of data capture solutions for retail and warehouse operations including pen scanners, entry-level CCD barcode scanners, handheld laser scanners, and cordless Wi-Fi scanners at economical prices. Every Unitech barcode scanner includes data editing features and multiple interface options. |
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