Laser Barcode Scanners

Laser barcode scanners have made life much easier for those employees that at one time had a difficult time determining how many of each product they needed in their store and when to reorder a product. There is a wide selection of laser barcode scanners available and most are very easy to install and use; some offer flexible connectivity options including USB and Bluetooth. Barcode scanners are ideal for retail, inventory, office, manufacturing, libraries and education use.

Wasp WLS9500 Handheld Laser Barcode Scanners
This scanner offers exceptional speed, precision and durability for outstanding performance. It can scan all types of one dimensional (1D) barcodes, including damaged symbols and stacked reduced space symbology (RSS) barcodes. The manufacturer designed this scanner to withstand harsh treatment, even testing it by dropping it repeatedly on concrete. It offers a maximum scanning range of 29 inches and it has superior motion tolerance. There is an optional hands free stand and the scanner is commonly used in retail, healthcare, pharmacies and light warehouse. Cost is approximately three hundred dollars.

Honeywell MS7120 Orbit Laser Barcode Scanners
This barcode scanner is small but very big in performance. It is wall mountable or can be used under check writing stands. The Orbit is the ideal scanner for retail, convenience stores, liquor stores and specialty stores. It has a contour shape that allows it to be picked up and used as a hand held device when scanning large or bulky items. It is lightweight but rugged. The scanning head can be tilted vertically a full 30 degrees for added flexibility. It is priced at approximately two hundred sixty dollars.

Motorola Symbol LS 2208 Laser Barcode Scanners
This barcode scanner is hand held and getting started with it is fast and easy. It is very durable due to the liquid injection process that delivers integral shock protection – even when dropped multiple times from 5 feet onto concrete. It is engineered for heavy usage and will deliver great performance for the affordable price of approximately one hundred sixty-five dollars. It works great for retail, healthcare and education (library book checkout and inventory and asset tracking).

Microvision Flic Laser Barcode Scanners
This barcode scanner is simple to use and very affordable. It can be used to scan, decode and store common barcode symbols. It is hand held and the push of a button initiates a scan and a simple user interface. This barcode scanner is perfect for cataloging your DVD or CD collection. You can also use this scanner with media cataloging software to catalog your media libraries. It offers a 7 inch scan range and is priced at approximately one hundred dollars.

These are only a few examples of the many laser barcode scanners that are available. Once you are certain of the features you will need and the price range you willing to pay, it will not be hard for you to find the right laser barcode scanner that will fit all of your needs and don't forget barcode reader software.