Cookies are not enabled on your browser.
Barcode scanners allow a code, such as a 1- or 2-dimensional barcode, QR code, or other marking to be read and converted to usable data. This data is then sent to an intelligent device such as a PLC or PC over a network. A selection of scanners is available to read codes for specific applications.
Warning
Some of the selected facets have been selected by the {{ assistanceData.title }} Help.
Resetting/clearing ALL facets will end {{ assistanceData.title }} Help.
Barcode scanners are the most common type of industrial identification system and the equipment normally considered when needing to identify a product. Scanners use a combination of lasers and optical componentry to read a barcode on a label, embedded or etched onto a product. They convert the code to usable characters and transmit the code over a communications network. Barcode scanners come in many form factors and styles. Units can be hand-held, mounted on stands, or machine mounted.
For part listing and specifications, go to Shop Now
General duty barcode scanners with one-dimensional and two-dimensional capability are able to read many popular codes used in industry such as Code 128, Code 39 UPC and QR codes.
Starting at
(CR950-K301-C298)
Rugged duty barcode readers are designed and constructed to withstand tough environmental conditions.
Starting at
(PM9600-SR910RBK10)
Newest Additions!
Available accessories and replacement parts facilitate installation and operation of barcode scanner systems. Accessories include:
Voted #1 mid-sized employer in Atlanta
Check out our
job openings