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A regular barcode scanner can handle most situations. In standard retail environments, even the clumsiest person can only do superficial damage to their barcode scanner. However, there are still environments where your equipment faces possible damage from all angles, from forklifts running it over, barcode scanners falling from the tops of cherry pickers, to dust and moisture harming internal components. Thankfully, the POSGuys.com Product Management squad has scoured the globe to find the three industrial barcode scanners they think provide the durability and features necessary for excellent and long-lasting use.
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The Symbol LS3578 cordless barcode scanners give you and your workforce the freedom to scan barcodes from up to 150 feet away from a base station. An IP65 seal protects the barcode scanner from all dust and low pressure water jets, while the rugged overmold design saves it from drops to hard concrete. Available with fuzzy logic scanning technology to read damaged and generally unreadable barcodes, or extended range technology for hard to reach barcodes, the LS3578 barcode scanner has the tools to excel in any industrial environment.
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Those doing shipping and recieving know that 2D barcodes are ubiquitous for tracking purposes. Thankfully, the Metrologic Industrial Focus 2D barcode scanners provide the high-powered scanning you expect from the Focus series but in an industrialized body. Metrologic's imaging technology allows the barcode scanner to create a composite of damaged barcodes, ensuring that you get accurate reads every time. The IP54 seal protects the Industrial Focus from dust and water splashes, while the rugged overmold design protects the barcode scanner from 6.6 foot drops to concrete.
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For corded linear scanning, the HHP 3800i barcode scanners provide tremendous durability in a stylish red housing. Adaptus auto-ranging technology provides an 82 inch scan range, excellent for barcodes too far away to scan easily. The technology also allows the barcode scanner to read damaged, dirty, or otherwise difficult to read barcodes. An IP54 seal protects the 3800i from dust and splashes of water, as well as makes the barcode scanner easily sanitized. |
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These barcode scanners all boast enhanced features, including light resistance, sturdy design, and robust barcode scanning. Be sure to check back often to see what new products stand out from the rest of the class.
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With three large warehouses, a professionally trained sales staff and our helpful support department, POSGuys.com continues to lead the Point Of Sale (POS) and Barcode Scanners industry in customer satisfaction and service.
We offer a variety of barcode scanners from industry leaders like Symbol, POS-X, and Metrologic. We also carry a full line of POSGuys.com Complete POS systems for both restaurant and retail point of sale. We stock a number of name brand barcode readers, receipt printers and POS software packages at unbeatable prices.
Whether you're looking to build your own POS system, purchase barcode scanners for your business, or resell discounted point of sale equipment to your customers, POSGuys.com delivers the right solution at the best price.
From our years of experience and expertise with barcode scanners and POS systems, POSGuys.com has consolidated the leading point of sale hardware and software solutions right here. We’ve even done the leg work, testing and rating POS hardware and barcode scanners to make the research easy for our customers. POSGuys.com delivers the best service, support and knowledge in the industry.
A bit of advice on barcode scanners: there is a best barcode scanner for every situation. Be sure to explain what you're using the scanner for when talking to one of our knowledgeable sales
staff. While laser scanners have long scanning range, they are also not as tough as a solid state CCD barcode scanner like the POS-X Xi3000.
Some scanners are designed for heavy retail and light industrial use, while other barcode scanners are meant for low-volume, entry level use.
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