The CLV620 and CLV630 lines of bar code scanners are designed for a wide range of logistics applications, such as high-speed packaging and distribution warehouses.
For greater connectivity, they offer both onboard serial and EtherNet
communication versions. Other features include an IP65 enclosure rating
and added functionality that enables the scanners to read poor,
partially hidden, or damaged bar codes. They also have increased
processing capabilities, resulting in real-time 1200Hz scanning.
SICK Inc.
www.sickusa.com
800.325.7425
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