Read a box. Without opening it.
You put the box in the bin, wait three seconds and know what is inside. The walls are the point: they shield, so whatever lies next to the bin on the table is not counted. That is the difference between a check that adds up and a number nobody dares to trust.
Three seconds for an unsorted stack of 350 tags. If your box just misses a standard size, we build a bin to fit.
Specifications
A scan bin is made to measure, so any size works. Two sizes we keep as standard: a small one and a large one. The large one is sized on the European standard box of 600 × 400 × 400 mm: it goes in and comes back out just as easily.
- Reading
- 350 tags in 3 seconds, unsorted stack
- Standard small
- 405 × 345 × 227 mm (outside dimensions)
- Standard large
- 670 × 470 × 450 mm (outside dimensions), fits a box of 600 × 400 × 400 mm
- Other sizes
- Made to measure, based on your own box or bin
- Weight
- 2.2 kg (small size)
When this fits, and when it does not
Wel
- Read a closed box without opening it
- Shield what lies next to the bin, so the count adds up
- Hundreds of tags in one reading of a few seconds
- Be made to measure, if neither of the two standard sizes fits
Niet
- Handle throughput: someone puts it down and takes it away, nothing moves by itself
- Read a pallet, that is what the Faraday cage is for
- Rule out completely that a tag at the bottom of a metal box is missed
- Count what is not labeled