Barcode Scanners

A ruggedized scanner Barcode scanning requires using the right barcode reader for your application and environment. There are barcode scanners for every scanning environment, from linear barcode scanning to 2D barcode scanning in everything from heavy industrial to light retail. Which one is right for your barcode scanning application? You can rely on the experts at General Data to help you choose the best barcode laser scanner or imager technology for your business needs.

General Data is a premier business partner and integrator with the industry’s leading suppliers of barcode scanners, including:

Laser Scanners, Barcode Readers, 2-D Imagers & More

Choosing the right barcode scanners for your business needs, objectives and budget is essential. Laser scanners typically utilize a laser to scan and decode linear barcodes. Imagers use advance scanning technology to decode two-dimensional barcodes, including Datamatrix, PDF417, Aztec, QR and others. Barcode scanners are generally categorized in the following classes:

General purpose barcode scanner General Purpose Barcode Scanners

These barcode scanners and 2D imagers are loaded with options and can be wired (tethered) or wireless with Bluetooth technology. They are used everywhere, including light industrial, retail, office, healthcare and point-of-sale.

Ruggedized barcode scanner Ruggedized Barcode Scanners

Designed to withstand harsh or extreme conditions – including temperature, weather, drops to concrete, and dusty, dirty environments – these barcode scanners and 2D imagers also offer many utility and communication options.

Barcode Scanner Fixed Mount Barcode Scanners

Fixed mount barcode scanners and 2D imagers allow for hands-free or high-speed automated barcode scanning. These have many applications, including sorting systems, point-of-sale, work-in-process and healthcare.

Barcode verifier Barcode Verifiers

Barcode verification technology ensures each printed barcode is in spec and will be able to be scanned as the labeled product is handled down the line. Bar code verifiers can be in-line with printing or can function as a separate operation.