For industries constantly seeking modern and efficient inventory and logistics solutions, we recommend the most technologically advanced devices - including data collectors equipped with 1D and 2D barcode scanners. Their operation is based on standardized and user-friendly operating systems such as Android, Windows, and Linux. A data collector used for gathering and processing information typically takes the form of a compact portable computer.

Data Collector for Stores and More

Mobile Terminals – Key Parameters

Mobile terminals are equipped with various types of barcode scanners. These devices make daily tasks easier and more efficient, for example, by assisting with inventory counting. A store data collector provides a simple and quick way to check prices directly on store shelves. A rugged data collector for industrial environments has a wide range of applications in today’s heavily industrialized and fast-growing economy. Therefore, equipping your business with such a device is a wise investment. However, when selecting the right portable device — such as a retail data collector capable of reading both 1D and 2D codes — it’s important to consider the following parameters:

• reading speed,
• reading distance,
• ability to read various barcode types (1D – barcodes, 2D – QR codes),
• ability to read high-density codes placed on very small or uneven surfaces (often printed under foil, on product folds or packaging, or on irregular surfaces — all of which make reading more difficult and require high-quality scanners),
• ability to read low-quality or damaged codes (faint or blurry prints),
• growing need to read codes displayed on LCD screens and mobile devices (smartphones, tablets, laptops).

Terminals with RFID Readers

In addition to the barcode-based data collectors mentioned above, devices equipped with RFID radio readers are becoming increasingly popular. They operate in HF, LF, and UHF frequency standards. These mobile terminals read product information wirelessly from RFID tags. When considering the use of RFID technology, it’s important to take into account:

• the distance from which the RFID tag will be read,
• the surface type on which the tag is attached (stuck, screwed, or clipped),
• the temperature conditions in which data will be read or the temperature of the tagged product,
• the device’s capability to read multiple tags in a single scan.

Barcode Scanners

Our product range is exceptionally broad, allowing every customer to find the right solution. The data collector for businesses (also known as a barcode collector, QR collector, or data terminal) is highly suited for work in demanding industrial environments. It is ideal for production, logistics, service, warehouse, and transportation companies. Each data collector — functioning similarly to an industrial smartphone — is resistant to drops from up to 2 meters, while dust, dirt, and mud pose no threat. It is also fully waterproof and splash-resistant. The scanning modules used in our retail data collectors are manufactured by leading brands such as Motorola, Honeywell, and Zebra, ensuring high quality and durability.

Indispensable Handheld Barcode Terminal

We also offer a handheld barcode terminal (commonly referred to as a warehouse handheld scanner) equipped with a built-in thermal printer and an intelligent card reader. This device is extremely practical and useful in daily operations. Data collectors designed for gathering and processing data streamline workflows, helping to optimize time that would otherwise be spent on manual entry. Therefore, investing in such technology is a smart choice - it reduces employee workload and boosts overall productivity.