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CLV490-3010 Sick New In Box Barcode Scanner 1019313 CLV4903010 $3,599.99 |
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RVSI CiMatrix OMNI CIX-L Scanner 910-2, CiPro 7400, Interface, Encoder, Barcode $3,500.00 |
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SICK CLV490-2010 Optic Barcode Scanner $2,895.00 |
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Sick #CLV490-0010 Optic Bar Code Scanner (N) 5/5 $2,565.00 |
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SICK OPTIC CLV450-6010 BARCODE SCANNER ****NIB**** $2,499.00 |
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AS ACCU-SORT ADAPTASCAN BAR CODE READER 2755-SN5 $2,500.00 |
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MICROSCAN QX HAWK FIS-6800-1210G INDUSTRIAL BARCODE SCANNER IMAGER 30 DEG. OPTIC $2,299.95 |
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Sick CLV 490-3010 Bar Code Reader $2,250.00 |
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LAZERDATA BAR CODE SCANNER ~LD 90910E ~ NEW!! $1,899.00 |
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ACCU-SORT ACCUSORT 24i BARCODE SCANNER, PROCESS LINE SCANNER – USED, IN BOX, WIT $1,657.50 |
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Cognex Dataman 7550 Wireless Barcode Scanner Base & Cable ID DM7550 808-0005-1R $1,599.99 |
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Sick CLV490-0010 CLV-490 Optic Bar Code Scanner LNC $1,595.00 |
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SICK CLV490-3010 Optic Barcode Scanner $1,589.99 |
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Sick Bar Code Scanner LMS210-30206 $1,550.00 |
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Leuze barcode positioning sensor #BPS 37 S M 100 $1,500.00 |
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Sick CLV490-0010 CLV-490 Optic Bar Code Scanner LNC Used $1,495.00 |
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ALLEN BRADLEY 2755-L7RX6 BAR CODE SCANNER 2755L7RX6 $1,500.00 |
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Datalogic Barcode Reader DS4600A-2210 $1,500.00 |
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SICK CLV410A1010 1 017 045 BARCODE SCANNER 1017045 NIB $1,450.00 |
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DataLogic #DS4600-1110 Bar Code Scanner (N) 5/3 $1,437.00 |
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DATALOGIC 937201196 MATRIX-2041 LD BAR CODE SCANNER ***NIB*** $1,399.00 |
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ALLEN-BRADLEY 2755-HUG-4 HANDHELD UNDECODED BAR CODE SCANNER STANDARD RANGE NIB* $1,400.00 |
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Cognex Dataman 7550 Wireless Barcode Reader w/ Base DM7550 808-0005-1R 1D 2D ID $1,399.99 |
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Escort Memory Systems HMS800 Series System Barcode Scanner Reader Writer RFID $1,299.99 |
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SICK CLV490-0010 Optic Barcode Scanner $1,350.00 |
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ALLEN BRADLEY 2755-L7SC/A BAR CODE SIDE SCANNER ***NIB*** $1,299.00 |
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ALLEN BRADLEY 2755L7RD SCANNER HEAD SIDE FOR BAR CODE $1,299.99 |
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NEW ALLEN BRADLEY 2755-L4FAA BAR CODE SCANNER $1,299.99 |
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10146 NEW Sick 1017981 Barcode Scanner $1,272.60 |
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NEW! KEYENCE Laser Bar Code Reader BL-601HAC1 + Mounting Bracket + KEYENCE BL-U2 $1,259.95 |
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NEW Accu-Sort Adaptascan 2755-SN5 Bar Code Scanner Unit $1,200.00 |
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PSC LAZERDATA 9000E HI SPEED BARCODE SCANNER LD90710E $1,189.00 |
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NEW JERSEY MACHINE INC. STATE PANEL SA320-785F BAR CODE *NEW OUT OF BOX* $1,100.00 |
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Microscan FIS-6300-1002G Barcode reader $1,000.00 |
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Cognex DataMan DMR-100X-00 Fixed-Mount 100X 1D 2D ID Barcode Reader DM100 DM 100 $999.99 |
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ALLEN BRADLEY 2755 L7RX5 LASER BAR CODE SCANNER NEW $975.00 |
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NEW ALLEN BRADLEY 2755DM6 DECODER FOR BAR CODE MODULE $969.99 |
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Croos Bar 9560 bar Code Reader $979.99 |
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Banner New Bar Code Reader P4BCR $949.99 |
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USED SICK CLV490-2010 Optic Barcode Scanner CLV 490 $900.00 |
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Giddings & lewis M.1016.9381 Bar Code Board $900.00 |
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NEW KEYENCE BL-651HA BAR CODE READER $859.99 |
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ALLEN BRADLEY BAR CODE Scanner 2755-HDG-4X Used $850.00 |
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Allen Bradley 2755-DM9 Bar Code Decoder 2755DM9 New $825.00 |
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Wenglor Barcode Scanner MS-3 FIS-0003-0105 $829.99 |
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ACCU SORT BAR CODE SCANNER MODEL 24I USED $825.00 |
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ALLEN BRADLEY 2755DS4AB7R1 BAR CODE DECODER $799.99 |
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Datalogic DS50 Barcode Scanner (V2) $780.00 |
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Allen Bradley Laser Scanner Bar Code 2755-LD4B1 (3409) $799.99 |
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KEYENCE BL-R7 USED LASER BARCODE READER BLR7 $800.00 |
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V500-LPR5627-P Omron Bar Code Laser Scanner For PLC V500LPR5627P $799.99 |
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MICROSCAN #FIS-0003-1003D BARCODE SCANNER, “NIB!! $795.00 |
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Wenglor MS-3 FIS-0003-0105 G Barcode Scanner $799.99 |
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MAXXESS BLP-201 PROCESSOR CONTROLS 7004-106 BARCODE NEW $799.99 |
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Wenglor Barcode Scanner MS-3 FIS-0003-0105 G $779.99 |
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KEYENCE BL-600HA LASER SCANNER BARCODE READER ***NIB*** $739.00 |
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Cognex DataMan DM100S Fixed-Mount 1D 2D ID Barcode Reader with Adjustable Lens $749.99 |
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Keyence BL-501SO7035 Laser Barcode Scanner BL-501SO New in Box! BL-501S0 $749.99 |
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Allen Bradley Bar Code Decoder 2755-DD1A B $729.99 |
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Keyence Class 1 Laser Bar Code Reader BL-601C1 / BL-601HAC1 $715.00 |
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KEYENCE CORP. #BL-500 BAR CODE SCANNER NEW!! $699.95 |
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CLV431-1010 Sick Bar Code Scanner **New In Box** $700.00 |
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KEYENCE BL701 BARCODE SCANNER READER LASER $699.99 |
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ALLEN BRADLEY BAR CODE DECODER 2755-DS1A-B1-R1 *NEW* $700.00 |
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USED Accu-Sort 2755-SN5 & 2755-NB40 Adapta Scan Barcode Reader & Wiring Base $700.00 |
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ALLEN BRADLEY HAND HELD BAR CODE SCANNER~2755-G3-D~ $650.00 |
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SICK CLV450-6010 Barcode Scanner $649.95 |
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SICK CLV440-0010 CLV4400010 Barcode laser reader scanner $650.00 |
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Allen Bradley 2755-L7SB/A Side Barcode Scanner Head ALLEN-BRADLEY L7 Scanner $650.00 |
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Allen Bradley 2755-L7SB/A Side Barcode Scanner Head ALLEN-BRADLEY L7 Scanner $650.00 |
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NEW FUJI THERMAL BARCODE LABELER CONTROLLER F905S-TBL $590.00 |
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Allen Bradley AtomScan+ , 2755-LS7-RA, Barcode Reader $599.99 |
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NEW DATALOGIC DS2100A-1210 LASER BARCODE SCANNER DS2100A $595.00 |
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NEW MICROSCAN 860 BAR CODE SCANNER FIS-0850-0001 $600.00 |
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USED SICK CLV295A0012 Optic Barcode Scanner CLV-295 $600.00 |
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USED Allen Bradley 2755-SN5 & 2755-NB40 Adapta Scan Barcode Reader & Wiring Base $600.00 |
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SICK Barcode Scanner; Model CLV430-1010; Part 1016705 $599.99 |
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SICK CLV422 1910S02 Industrial High Density Laser Barcode Reader Module Sensor $599.99 |
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ALLEN BRADLEY BAR CODE DECODER 2755-DDA1 SER B REV D $575.00 |
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Keyence BL-701 Laser Barcode Reader BL701 New $575.00 |
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NEW ACCU-SORT SYSTEMS MODEL 22I LASER LIGHT BARCODE SCANNER WITH CONNECTOR KIT $585.00 |
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NEW KEYENCE BL-50IHS0 LASER BAR CODE SCANNER BL-551H $569.99 |
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SICK OPTIC ELECTRONIC CLV450-6010 Barcode Scanner $550.00 |
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ALLEN BRADLEY 2755L7RD SCANNER HEAD SIDE BAR CODE $550.00 |
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Microscan QUADRUS MINI FIS-6300 0001G Industrial 2D Area Imaging Barcode Sensor $549.99 |
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PSC Quick Check 620 bar code verifier with QCP68 printer PN 9570-13153 Honeywell $525.00 |
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Sick electronic CLV 220-1010 barcode reader $510.00 |
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SICK CLV450-6010 Barcode Scanner $525.95 |
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CipherLab 8500 Laser 10M 24KEY 802.11B GSM/GPRS Barcode Scanner Terminal $499.00 |
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SICK CLV420-0010 CLV 420 LASER BARCODE SCANNER, 1022031 – LINE SCAN / STANDARD / $526.50 |
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Microscan VS-310 FIS-0310-0011 Barcode reader $500.00 |
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Intermec 1552 / 9745 Wireless Barcode (J2) $480.00 |
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Microscan MS-610 Bar Code Scanner USED $516.77 |
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SICK CLV450-6010 fixed barcode scanner used $515.00 |
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KEYENCE BL501H BARCODE READER LASER RASTER HIGH RES $499.99 |
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Microscan MS-850 Barcode Scanner with DIGI ONE REAL PORT NIC adapter $499.00 |
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LASERTECH MS-4200 BARCODE SCANNER *NIB* $499.00 |
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NEW SICK CLV212A1010 BAR CODE SCANNER P/N 1 015 252 $499.99 |
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Leuze Barcode Scanner Laser BCL 117 $500.00 |
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Mars Electronics MEQ 430 Portable Data Collection Computer Barcode Scanner 512K $499.00 |
Bar Code Questions
RFID and Bar Code: Matching the Technology to the Application
What is the best choice between bar code and RFID? This, in many cases, is the million dollar question. There are a lot of people interested in RFID for various reasons and many early industry articles over-hyped RFID with the supposed nickel RFID tag. In addition, opinions are often slanted towards companies’ primary operations. For example, bar code companies will justify bar code as the best option while RFID companies will justify the newer technology of RFID as a superior solution. The emphasis needs to be on efficiently managing data, not on the actual system to accomplish this.
There are many methods of collecting and managing data: manual, magnetic stripe, OCR, bar code and, of course, RFID. What is the most practical method of collecting data for your operation? Keep in mind that the latest emerging technology is not always the best choice. Perhaps direct parts marking or bar code labeling is more practical and will provide the best return on investment. Evaluate all practical data collection methods and do not automatically predetermine a data collection method.
Environmental conditions not only determine the ID method, but also factor in to the ID design. For example, will the RFID or bar code label be exposed to heat, UV, abrasion, chemicals or solvents? What kind of impact will they have on the performance? We know that in higher temperatures (>300°F) the leads break away from the RFID inlay destroying the data. The amount of exposure to UV, chemicals, and solvents usually determine the RFID label design.
Another factor to consider is the expected read range for an ID product. Bar code tends to have a closer read range than RFID, although there are materials that help extend the read range for bar codes, i.e. retroreflective material. In addition, bar codes need to have a direct line of sight in order to be read where RFID tags don’t. The read range for RFID tags is highly dependent on the inlay used; however, in general terms passive tags are going to have a read range up to about 20 ft.; where active tags are going to extend read range beyond that.
The items being tracked are also a key factor in determining which technology to use. Is the item metal, plastic, wood, etc.? Manual methods or bar code work on nearly any surface condition without affecting readability; however, RFID reacts to different surfaces. Metal surfaces reflect RF while liquids absorb RF and in both cases will affect the readability of the tag. While there are tag designs to help minimize the effects of RFID on a metal surface that design may not be the best design for another surface, i.e. plastic.
Cost and longevity are also factors to consider when deciding on an ID technology. Whether you are dealing with bar code or RFID installation is a major cost. Therefore, although the actual cost of the ID itself is not significant incurring additional installations costs can dramatically affect the overall ROI for a project.
If either RFID or bar code technologies are acceptable based upon environment, read range and surface conditions, determining ROI is the next logical step. Remember to take into consideration the infrastructure (hardware, middleware, software), ID investment and the cost of installing the ID. If after weighing the information RFID is the technology of choice, why not also consider using bar code? Adding bar code to an RFID tag is a minimal additional investment that could reap many benefits. For example, not all locations may be able to support the RFID infrastructure required.
In summary here are a few signals that bar code should be used as your primary ID technology.
- Small number of assets being tracked at once
- Data collection done on a batch basis
- Severe environmental conditions (RFID may not be practical – i.e. heat, shock, abrasion, severe chemical exposure)
- Near field to medium read range is acceptable
- Extreme metal content – isolator not acceptable
- Noisy RF environment
- Data collection speed not an issue
By contrast, here are a few signals that RFID should be used as your primary ID technology.
- Reading multiple items in a short period of time (case lot unit, containers, pallets, etc.)
- Mild to moderate environments
- Little RF noise
- Long or extended read range required
- Read range is acceptable from metal mount surface
Remember, RFID is not automatically the best choice when evaluating ID technology. Consider the environment to which the ID will be exposed, read range, and surface conditions to ensure you will receive the maximum ROI for your specific application.
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