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Storage areas also entails a high risk, especially when cargo cranes are in use at the same time. Bar codes that are damaged or printed on reflective surfaces such as metal can disrupt workflows if they cannot be scanned. In this case, the worker has to enter the data manually, which takes unnecessary time and also potentially involves the risk of errors. When tracking radioactive or explosive materials, the worker must be close to these potentially dangerous goods to scan the barcode, which poses an increased risk to the worker.
In order to report damage, it may also be necessary to take Latest Mailing Database a picture of the damaged equipment or materials. An intrinsically safe camera must be used for this and the worker must also be close to the danger zone. Otherwise, he has to remember to save the image material manually and clearly assign it to the specific parts and later forward it to the responsible colleague. A very tiresome and unnecessary job. With the recent introduction of the EX D Multi Range Barcode Imager as the head module of the i.roc® Ci - Ex, these problems are a thing of the past.
The imager can scan a wide range of D and D barcode types from any angle and a wide range of distances from centimeters to meters. Even barcodes on highly reflective surfaces or in poorly lit areas or very bright sunlight no longer pose a problem thanks to fine adjustment options. Thanks to its explosion protection and its far-reaching scanning options as well as the possibility of taking photos, it can be used in hazardous areas without any restrictions. As an integrated head module for the i.roc® Ci -Ex PDA, the same retains its slim and balanced form.
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