Barcode Scanners

Our range of barcode scanners can read many types of barcode.

Our barcode scanners allow you to increase your productivity and performance. Our laser scanners are at the cutting edge of technology, they can read all kinds of 1D and 2D barcode. No matter if the label is damaged or on a bright surface, our barcode scanners successfully detect and scan all barcodes currently in use.

Thanks to our barcode readers, you can optimize your stock management, freight logistics and scan any barcode label.

This range of barcode guns allows you to increase your productivity and performance regardless of your area of activity: inventory management, administration, medical, etc.

With a reading speed of up to 100 scans per second, our barcode readers are fast and efficient. Elegant, manageable and discreet, they are adapted to any work surface : shelf, storage box or warehouse stacks.

Using a barcode scanner has many advantages: 

• Faster inventory tracking
• A decrease in human errors
• Saves time when adding material to the inventory software
• More accurate, real-time inventory
• Reliable data that helps in decision making and strategic planning

For inventories, SBE also has several models of the pocket barcode reader for mobile use, accessible via the barcode terminal.

To find out which barcode scanner to choose, check out our article comparing barcode scanners, readers and terminals.

How to differentiate a barcode reader from a barcode scanner?

Several models of similar barcode readers exist, it is the case of the scanners and the barcode readers. So what is the difference between these 2 tools?

A scanner is recognizable by its pistol shape, it is more adapted to stock management because it can read 1D and 2D barcodes such as QR codes and RFID tags. It is more efficient thanks to a fast reading speed and a higher distance thanks to its laser.

A barcode reader is recommended for a less intense use to read only 1D barcodes at a few centimeters, ideal for stores or in administrative departments. It is more manageable than the reader and generally less expensive.

Here is a comparative table of the different solutions to scan barcodes: