Reading of Needle Punched 2D Codes on Round and Glossy Components with 1D/2D Handheld Scanner
In the automotive industry, the smallest components such as chassis and engine components must be identified and made traceable. For this purpose, needle punched DataMatrix codes are applied directly to the partially high-gloss and round metal parts. Collecting this data poses a particular challenge for the scanners’ reading properties. wenglor handheld scanners with integrated illumination technology ensure fast and reliable code detection. The practical design makes it easier to use in hard-to-reach places.

Reading Directly Marked DataMatrix Codes on PCBs with 1D/2D Handheld Scanner
In the electronics industry, PCBs must be manually reworked and identified. Each successfully completed work step is confirmed with a scan. The directly marked lasered DataMatrix codes provide little contrast to the green background with their copper coloring. The handheld scanners capture the difficult to read codes quickly and reliably from all angles and emit a visual, acoustic and haptic signal to the user. The wireless connection of the scanner via Bluetooth also ensures flexible and ergonomic use.

Reading 1D and 2D Codes on Plastic Pipes via Handheld Scanner for Mobile Welding Machines
When laying and welding plastic pipes on construction sites, care must be taken to connect the pipes and fittings correctly. Mobile welding machines use 1D/2D handheld scanners for this purpose, which capture laser or printed codes and transmit them directly to the mobile welding unit. Not only is the component type identified here, but the correct welding current is also set on the device. With each scan, users receive direct feedback via vibration, visual and acoustic signals. Related applications can be found here.

Reading 1D and 2D Codes on Metal Pipes via Handheld Scanner for Mobile Welding Machines
To ensure that the correct parts are used during welding work and the correct welding current is set, mobile welding machines have a connected 1D/2D handheld scanner. This scanner reads the 1D and 2D code labels on the metal pipes and connections known as fittings. The decoded information is sent directly to the device and the welding current is set automatically. With each scan, users receive direct feedback via vibration, visual and acoustic signals. Related applications can be found here.

Location-Independent Reading of 1D and 2D Codes on Control Units Using a 1D/2D Handheld Scanner with Bluetooth
At the end of production lines in the automotive industry, each product must be provided with individual codes and identified. For this purpose, adhesive labels with 1D and 2D codes are affixed to the control units and packaging, which contain information such as serial and batch numbers, versions, batch sizes, production data or information about the recipients. The wireless 1D/2D handheld scanners allow the code to be scanned anywhere. Decoding is confirmed by a visual, acoustic and haptic signal.