A36 Conveyor Barcode Scanner

A36 Conveyor Barcode Scanner for Industrial Automation

Powerful Decoding in High-Speed Conveyor Environments

The A36 conveyor barcode scanner ensures fast and consistent decoding for industrial systems. It reads 1D and 2D barcodes from various angles without delay. This scanner performs reliably even when barcodes are poorly printed or misaligned. Its dual optical configuration lets users choose between HD and SR modes based on application needs. The HD mode captures high-density barcodes, while SR supports wider reading windows. Operators can configure decoding behavior via software to match task demands.

Wide Compatibility with Industrial Systems

The A36 supports USB, RS232, and Ethernet connections. It integrates easily into existing conveyor lines, factory systems, or PLCs. Users can select their preferred data interface during installation. The device works with multiple trigger modes. Choose from continuous reading, proximity auto-triggering, or external signal triggers. Each mode ensures optimal scanning behavior for different workflows.

Adjustable Parameters for Precise Scanning

Operators adjust exposure time, gain levels, and symbology types using the configuration software. This flexibility improves barcode recognition in low light, glossy surfaces, or high-speed motion. Even when items move fast on the belt, the scanner captures them accurately. The adjustable read distance spans from 3 to 55 cm. It allows effective scanning of near and mid-range items without error.

Built for Harsh Industrial Conditions

The A36 barcode scanner uses an IP65-rated housing that resists dust and water. It withstands vibration and temperature changes common in industrial areas. Despite its robust structure, it features a compact design that saves space. Its mounting system supports various installation angles. Whether mounted above, beside, or below the conveyor, it maintains stable performance.

Ideal Applications and Use Cases

The A36 conveyor barcode scanner suits automated warehouses, sorting lines, manufacturing stations, and quality inspection systems. It decodes items without manual assistance. Retail logistics firms use it to scan product labels quickly. Assembly plants rely on it for traceability and real-time inventory capture. The scanner accelerates workflow while minimizing human error.