Datalogic Gryphon M100 - barcode scanner
Mfg # 901671054
CDW # 1963297
| UNSPSC 43211701
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The new Gryphon reader series has been developed by Datalogic to provide optimized reading performance through excellent ergonomic design. The Gryphon series' optimized optics allows reading of the most popular standard codes with superior depths of field from near contact to over 30 cm. The "green spot" (Datalogic patent application) provides "good reading" feedback directly on the code, where the user usually tends to be looking.
The Gryphon M100 allows operations anywhere mobility is required at the desk/POS and around the shop floor, as well as in a small warehouse. In addition, the Gryphon readers are now ready to read Reduced Space Symbology (RSS), an emerging symbology that can be printed on a smaller label and meet emerging market needs for a greater amount of data on a symbol.
The introduction of instinctive reading distance technology in a cordless scanner permits the Gryphon M100 to answer the needs of a wide range of applications. Management of traditional shops from receiving to point-of-sale becomes easier with the use of a reader without cable constraints. Merchandise no longer needs to be moved around the store floor during inventory and price checks. Time consuming activities such as reordering and stock replacement recording typically done on paper can now be executed in real time thanks to instant data transmission to the information system.
The Gryphon M100 allows operations anywhere mobility is required at the desk/POS and around the shop floor, as well as in a small warehouse. In addition, the Gryphon readers are now ready to read Reduced Space Symbology (RSS), an emerging symbology that can be printed on a smaller label and meet emerging market needs for a greater amount of data on a symbol.
The introduction of instinctive reading distance technology in a cordless scanner permits the Gryphon M100 to answer the needs of a wide range of applications. Management of traditional shops from receiving to point-of-sale becomes easier with the use of a reader without cable constraints. Merchandise no longer needs to be moved around the store floor during inventory and price checks. Time consuming activities such as reordering and stock replacement recording typically done on paper can now be executed in real time thanks to instant data transmission to the information system.