Honeywell Xenon Ultra 1960g Version

In a world where barcodes are becoming increasingly complex - smaller and denser - manufacturers need a scanner they can rely on to provide fast and accurate barcode scanning, even on the toughest codes. The Honeywell Xenon Ultra 1960g scanner for light industrial applications is a premium evolution of the well-known Xenon and Xenon XP general-purpose scanners, taking enhanced scan performance and reliability one step further.

The Xenon Ultra 1960g utilizes Honeywell's next generation of scanning capability, ensuring uptime and productivity remain a top priority for manufacturers. This scanner can capture both paper barcodes and direct part mark barcodes (even down to 2 mils), supporting a wide range of applications. The scanner is designed to deliver equivalent performance without compromising quality, whether deployed in its handheld trigger mode or presentation mode. The green LED aiming laser and improved software algorithms make the Xenon Ultra ideal for light industrial applications.

Enhance your productivity and simplify complex barcode scanning with the Honeywell Xenon Ultra 1960g scanner. At RISolutions, we provide advanced technology solutions to fulfill your business needs.

Honeywell Honeywell Xenon Ultra 1960g, 2D, SR, multi-IF, kit | 1960GSR-2USB-R
handheld scanner, 2D, standard range, OCR, desinfectable housing, interfaces, connection: multi-inte...
€329,59 Incl. tax
€272,39 Excl. tax
Available

Honeywell Honeywell Xenon Ultra 1960g, 2D, HD, kit | 1960LI-2USB-R
handheld scanner, 2D, high density, OCR, desinfectable housing, interfaces, connection: RS232, KBW, ...
€350,85 Incl. tax
€289,96 Excl. tax
Available

Honeywell Honeywell Xenon Ultra 1960g, 2D, HD, multi-IF, kit, black | 1960GHD-2USB-R
handheld scanner, 2D, imager (high density), incl.: OCR, desinfectable housing, interfaces, connecti...
€333,32 Incl. tax
€275,47 Excl. tax
Available

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