SICK, Inc: Bar-code scanner

Sick’s (Bloomington, MN) CLP 100 bar-code scanner is offered in front or right-angle enclosures to perform 500 scans/sec from as far as 2.2” away. The larger model of this compact scanner is 2.17”x0.79”x2.17”.

SICK, Inc.

Sep 30, 2000

Scanner is said to be small and affordable, so as to be appropriate for a variety of applications where space is at a premium. Can be ordered with a 9-pin connector or bare tin leads for hardwire to the customer-supplied interface.

SICK, Inc.

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