Axicon Verifier

2D UV Barcode Verifier 1" wide x .625" high FOV ( 5mil min X)

2D Barcode Verifier - 11/4" wide x 1" high FOV with DPM lighting (7.5mil min X)

PV1000 / 7015 verifier bundle for portable verification 7.6" max

Products and parts from Axicon.

The Axicon 15000 barcode Verifier has been specifically designed to read both linear and 2D barcodes (whether matrix or stacked). The 15000 can verify linear barcodes up to a maximum length of 52 mm (2.0") including Quiet Zones, and 2D barcodes should have a maximum size of 52 mm x 31 mm (2.0" x 1.25") including quiet zones. The system consists of a state of the art array imaging camera and application software.

Barcode Verifier - 15200 - Reads 1D & 2D - 60 mm x 45 mm Field of View (2.36-inches x 1.77-inches), ISO/IEC Complaint Verification - 5 megapixel Camera - Read 6 mils x-dimension (0.150 mm) - USB Interface

The Axicon 15200 barcode verifier is designed to read both linear and two-dimensional matrix barcodes. Its configuration means it can read small barcodes with an x-dimension down to 0.150 mm (6mils). Its field of view of 60 mm x 45 mm means that most retail point of sale linear barcodes can be verified as well as those used on small health care trade items. All symbols will be verified in accordance with the appropriate ISO/ IEC standards.

Barcode Verifier - Axicon 7100-S - Barcode Verifier - 100 Verification Scans per second - ISO/IEC Compliant Verification - Automatic Variable Aperture - User Configurable - USB Interface

Barcode Scanner - Axicon - 6100-S Barcode Verifier - Reads 1D Codes and Laetus Pharmacode - ABS Plastic - CCD Sensor - LED Illumination - USB 2.0 - 130mA at 5v

The Axicon 6525-S is designed for all bar codes where a 5, 6, 10 or 20mil aperture is mandatory (such as EAN8, EAN13, UPC-A, UPC-E, GS1-128 and ITF-14), up to 125 mm width including quiet zones. For the user who needs to verify bar codes on both consumer unit (point of sale) products and also the smaller sized traded pack bar codes, typically those printed Thermal or thermal transfer to labels).