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Datalogic QS2500 Imager Barcode Scanner

The Datalogic QS2500 handheld linear imager is capable of reading a wide range of bar code symbologies, including Reduced Space Symbology (RSS) and PDF417. The QS2500 provides snappy reading performance, a mid-range depth-of-field, high durability and reliability and comes standard with a five year warranty.

Features

Aggressive reading and an extended depth-of-field
Reads Reduced Space Symbology (RSS), PDF-417 and linear codes for flexibility
Ergonomic "aim and shoot" design
Reliable and durable, providing long lasting performance

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Hands Free Stand
Tabletop or Wall Mount

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About Datalogic

Datalogic Scanners: With their advanced technology, intelligent design, and solid reliability, the vast range of Datalogic products can satisfy any application need and have been setting the industry standard for over 30 years. Datalogic started in the United States in 1982 as Datalogic Optic Electronics and later became Datalogic Inc.

About Imager Barcode Scanners

An imager is a Barcode Scanner that really functions more like a digital camera than a laser scanner, and is capable of reading two-dimensional symbologies. Rather than bouncing one or several beams of intense light off of a barcode, the imager bounces a burst of light off of the barcode and back into a camera-like eye, essentially taking a picture. Unlike a laser scanner the imager does not need the barcode to be oriented in anyway (other than within the scan area) in order to be legible.