The Granit™ 1910i industrial-grade area-imaging scanner is designed to withstand the varied demands that exist in harsh working environments. Featuring a custom built housing that is redefining the standard for scanner reliability, the IP65 rated 1910i is built to survive 5,000 3.3´(1 m) tumbles and 50 drops to concrete from 6.5´ (2 m) even at -22°F (-30°C). As a result, businesses deploying this industry leading offering can expect to experience minimal device downtime and a lower overall cost of ownership.

The SR30 handheld scanner sets a new standard in plug-and-play scanning for Point-of-Service applications. Designed to automatically adapt to different interfaces, the flexible SR30 is easy to install and equally easy to reconfigure. Built for productivity, the lightweight SR30 integrates patented Intermec Vista linear imaging technology to deliver fast, always-accurate scanning even when bar codes are damaged or poorly print.

The Intermec SR61 handheld scanner family is built for rugged applications in warehouse, distribution and industrial manufacturing, and also supports proof of delivery and point of service applications. With a high impact, virtually impenetrable housing and a solid state design, the SR61 exceeds industrial and military standards and can be counted on to perform well in harsh environments where dust, moisture or extreme temperatures are constants and operational uptime is critical.

The Motorola DS4208 general purpose imager delivers the blazing speed typical of laser scanners on both 1D and 2D barcodes, accommodating 2D barcodes without sacrificing scanning quality or performance. Users never need to take time to align the barcode with the scanner or pause between scans.

The LS4208 is the next generation of Motorola’s best selling LS4000 laser scanner series. Designed to increase efficiencies in scan-intensive operations, the LS4208 laser handheld scanner accelerates throughput with productivity-enhancing features never before delivered by a single scanner. It offers continuous, one-pass scanning, allowing novice and advanced users alike to process more items more rapidly and spend less time keying in data.