Z-3220 CCD Bar Code Scanner, USB, black
The Zebex Z-3220 is designed as an entry bar code scanner. It offers an affordable solution to help businesses streamline workflow and boost efficiency on shop floors and at checkout stands. Lightweight and ergonomic, this CCD contact bar code scanner fits nicely in your grip and with any retail settings.
Zebex Z-3220 CCD Bar Code Scanner, USB, black
ARTICLE No.: Z-3220-UBAvailability: Product discontinued - can not be ordered
Warranty (months): 24
Product discontinued - can not be ordered, you can try Similar productsPackage content: Snímač, Komunikační kabel USB, Tištěná krátká příručka
Weight: 0.25kg
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