Banner Engineering Corp.: Bar code reader

Banner Engineering’s iVu Bar Code Reader (BCR) reads 11 industry-standard bar codes to facilitate advanced traceability.

Banner Engineering Corp.

Mar 31, 2010

The iVu BCR allows users to efficiently configure, monitor and modify an inspection on site. It deciphers bar codes of varying types to verify correct content at production speeds of hundreds of parts/minute within a single, compact package. Features include: 2.7 in. (68.5 mm) touch screen display ; intuitive interface; software emulator; IP67-rated housing availability.

Banner Engineering Corp.

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