Barcode Reading on Depalletizer Station

 

In the beverage industry, barcode systems are placed on top of slip sheets. A barcode reader is needed to read the labels and in order for operators to verify that the correct bottles are getting filled with the correct liquid before proceeding along the production line. The barcodes quickly and easily identify which product is present at the depalletizer station.

Banner Engineering’s TCNM linear barcode scanner is recommended for scanning and validating the barcodes. It is able to decode over a dozen commonly used linear barcode symbols helping maintain an efficient flow of bottles along the production line. Utilizing the TCNM linear sensor allows for an automated way to confirm the correct product in real time.

YOUR BENEFITS

  • Wide reading tollerance and intelligent code rebuilding for reliable reading of damaged or incorrectly placed codes.
  • Ensures quality control and reduces waste.
  • Rugged IP65 rated housing for the brewery environment.

  • Barcode Reading on Pallet

Banner’s TCNM linear barcode scanner is recommended for scanning and validating the barcodes. It is able to decode over a dozen commonly used linear barcode symbols helping maintain an efficient flow of bottles along the production line. Utilizing the TCNM linear sensor allows for an automated way to confirm the correct product in real time.

The TCNM linear barcode scanner is ready to scan right out of the box with SMART TEACH technology, providing scan rates of 500 to 1,000 scans per second. The linear barcode scanner can read barcodes in ranges from 40 to 600 mm. The TCNM linear barcode scanner also includes an intelligent code rebuilding algorithm that combines multiple scans to reconstruct damaged code information and provides an improved reading rate. Additionally, it is made using rugged IP65 rated housing which works well in the beverage industry. Using the TCNM linear barcode scanner for use in a depalletizer setting would aid in eliminating human error and increase efficiency and throughput.

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