Product Announcements: Handheld Bar Code Scanners

The durable and ergonomically designed ZB-8150 is the best-value handheld scanner in its class. This CCD scanner replaces traditional laser bar code scanners with high-speed scanning at a lower cost. (read more)

Set up a card printing system and begin producing quality photo IDs in minutes with the Zebra QuikCard ID Solution. The bundle includes a card printer, camera, software, and a supplies starter kit. Choose a single-sided or dual-sided full-color card printer, with or without magnetic stripe encoding. (read more)

The Mobile Hawk is the world's highest performing handheld imager that easily reads any challenging direct part marks from linear barcodes to 2D symbols. Using advanced technology, the Mobile Hawk combines patent-pending MAXlite™ illumination with aggressive X-Mode DPM algorithms. (read more)

The HawkEye 40T and 45T are the most aggressive industrial handheld imagers available for decoding low contrast direct part marks of linear barcodes and 2D symbols. (read more)

Ideal for DoD / UID direct part mark applications. MS-Q Quadrus aggressively reads directly marked 2D symbols or barcodes on substrates such as steel, cast iron, rubber and glass. Features built-in symbol verification software and UID number formatting output. (read more)

Microscan's HS-1 and HS-2D are ideal value-level handheld barcode readers for common barcode applications. Providing fast and accurate performance with minimal budget impact, these products are ergonomically designed for comfort and built to withstand multiple drops in harsh industrial environments. (read more)

Total Confidence Code Reading

Any code. Any surface. Any marking method. With the introduction of the DataMan^® 700 handheld ID readers, Cognex now offers the broadest range of image-based ID readers and code quality verifiers available anywhere. (read more)

Similar to the stand alone unit, the PD65 utilizes an advanced image processing algorithm. This greatly improves the accuracy of reading direct markings on metal, which is normally highly problematic. (read more)