In addition to the use of commercial scanners, industrial scanners are also critical. There are certain differences between the two, which are mainly reflected in the functions, design consumables, and protection level. Since the industrial environment is relatively small, it will encounter more residual dust and less impact. Sometimes the light is too dark, and the barcodes to be scanned won't be clearer than in other industries. In industry, barcodes are often printed on the metal itself, so the demand for scanners is increasing.
There are many brands and types of industrial scanners with different functions. How to choose an industrial scanner suitable for electronic light industry assembly line is a headache for many manufacturers. How to choose an industrial scanner.
1.Scan speed: Generally speaking, the worse the performance of the machine, the slower the scan speed and the lower the productivity.
2.Resolution: The resolution of the barcode scanner is a parameter worth considering. The lower the resolution of a scanner for industrial applications, the worse.
3.Scan Range: The physical length of the barcode information that can be read by the scanning beam within a given scan interval. The smaller the scan width, the smaller the window, and the more information can be read at one time.
4.First-time recognition rate: Machines are often affected by various factors when they are working. One scan will not pass, and two or more scans are required. Therefore, the lower the recognition rate, the more powerful the machine will be.
5.Scanning depth of field: Scanning depth of field refers to the farthest distance between the scanning head and the appearance of the barcode and the closest distance to the appearance of the barcode under the premise of ensuring credible reading, that is, the precise operating range of the barcode scanner. The deeper the scan, the stronger the scan.