DCI Scanning introduces the Datalogic QuickScan I 2200 Series, a high-quality line of bar code readers designed to improve efficiency and customer satisfaction. These scanners excel at reading various 1D bar codes, including long bar codes commonly used in retail, utilities, and document processing. The scanners' user-friendly design, robust construction, and 'Green Spot' technology ensure accurate and reliable scanning even in challenging conditions.
The Datalogic QuickScan I 2200 Series of high-quality bar code readers help to reduce downtime, improve the customer experience and lower service costs.
While there is an increased trend towards 2D bar codes today, linear bar codes are still widespread in retail POS checkout applications. Long bar codes are still commonly used in a variety of applications, including utility bills, document processing and packaging. These long bar codes are a challenge for full area imagers to read, due to their narrow field of view and shorter depth of field.
Furthermore, the scanner is lightweight and easy to handle, and is very responsive to the pull of the trigger, while also offering a superior robustness for this class of product. The QuickScan I 2200 Series is suitable for use in multiple industries, including retail, for POS checkout, loyalty card and electronic coupon scanning; commercial services like post offices, banks, public administration, utilities and laboratories; and hospitality, such as for ticketing at sporting events and concerts.
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