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Incorporating the latest imaging technology, the PSC PowerScan Imager imaging scanner brings this cutting edge technology to the the industry leading PowerScan product line. Whether your application requires reading traditional linear barcodes, reading matrix 2D symbologies like Data Matrix and MaxiCode, reading stacked 2D symbologies like PDF417 or capturing images like signatures or photographs of other objects, the PowerScan 2D scanner will fulfill all your requirements.
The highly dependable PowerScan 2D scanner will keep working even in the harshest working environments. The scanner has a sealing rating of IP54 which means it can withstand intermittent rain showers without stopping work. PowerScan 2D can also operate over a wide temperature range from 14° F (10° C) to over 122° F (50° C).
Designed with high impact-resistant material, this scanner is designed to withstand drops and abuse with protective rubber cushioning provided at every point of impact. This protection coupled with the solid state scan engine gives the scanner the most stringent drop specification in the industry - multiple 6.5' (2 m) drops to concrete. The scan window is diamond coated to resist scratching and is made of shatterproof material . Even the replaceable interface cable is protected with an integrated metal strain relief.
The cutting edge imaging technology employed in the PowerScan 2D scanner future-proofs your investment. The scanner can quickly and omni directionally read all standard 1D labels without the need to orient the scanner to the label. Additionally, stacked 2D labels like PDF417, RSS and composites as well as matrix 2D labels are easily read in a point and shoot manner without the scanner having to be oriented or moved over the label. If you need to capture a signature or other document image the task can be easily handled with PowerScan 2D, and photo quality images of any object can be captured indoors or out.
Two separate versions of the PowerScan 2D Imager are available to suit your specific application: the Standard Range (SR) model is well suited to most imaging needs and provides the greatest depth-of-field on medium to low density labels, while the High Density (HD) model is best for reading higher density labels like 6.6 mil PDF417.
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