Capturing Barcodes on Plastic Boxes in Automated Small Parts Stores via Barcode Raster Scanners
Large logistics centers use a variety of plastic boxes for the transportation, storage and retrieval of all types of items. There are 1Dácodes on the plastic boxes with information about the items contained in the box. These barcodes are subject to wear over time. Barcode raster scanners are used for identification. Thanks to the high scan rate and the wide scanning range, they capture the codes quickly and, thanks to the TCP/IP interface, enable rapid data exchange between the scanner and the control system.

Barcodes on Cans Read by Barcode Raster Scanners
In the packaging industry, barcodes printed on different cans must be reliably scanned. Triggered by a trigger signal, the cylindrical cans are guided past the scanner at a speed of 45 m/min and are detected. If the scanners are optimally aligned to the desired code types, even varying diameters of the passing objects have no influence on the quality of the scan. The more precisely the scanner is aligned to the codes, the smaller the laser line can be set and the advance speed of the cans can be increased.

Inspection of Transport Labels on Palletized Goods Via Sweep Raster Scanners
In the packaging industry, ready-made products must be placed on pallets laminated and secured. The packaged pallets are now labeled with transport labels that contain information about the entire freight units and have a variety of 1D codes on the labels. In order to reliably scan the large areas with the numerous individual codes, sweep raster scanners with particularly large detection ranges are used.

Automatic Tracking of Large Packages via 1D Code Reading with Sweep Raster Scanner
In intralogistics, pallets are transported on roller conveyors. Sweep raster scanners are located on both sides of the conveyor lines. Large areas can be scanned thanks to the moving laser lines up and down. This reliably identifies barcodes of different sizes, positions or arrangements on the packages. The detection range between object and scanner is also variable and can be between 10 mm and 750 mm. The scanners are connected to the system with one cable each for power consumption and Ethernet connection.

1D Coding at Manual Workstations Using Stationary Barcode Line Scanners
Barcodes (Code128) must be read at manual workplaces in order to be able to identify components in ongoing assembly processes. A stationary barcode line scanner is used to avoid having to use the handheld scanner regularly, thus saving time. Thanks to the highly visible red CCD line, which is continuously active, the operator intuitively knows how to align the code. A green status LED gives users immediate feedback from the scanner. The code information can be read directly on the graphic display in real time.

Barcode Reading on Workpiece Carriers for Traceability by Barcode Line Scanner
All process steps are linked to each another on assembly lines. Especially in industries such as the automotive sector, medical or aviation industries, every single component and every work step must therefore be identified and documented for every product before processing – this is known as traceability. For this purpose, the workpiece carriers receive individual numbers in the form of lasered barcodes. Barcode line scanners read the code and transmit it to the control system via Ethernet. This is where the processing step for tracking is saved.