Presentation & Fixed-Mount Scanners
When an operator's hands are already full, a handheld scanner is the wrong tool.
Tasks that require both hands — packing, assembly, counter transactions — slow down when the workflow also requires stopping to pick up and aim a handheld scanner.
Throughput loss from interrupting two-handed tasks
Operators repeatedly setting down and picking up a handheld unit slow throughput at exactly the tasks where both hands are already committed.
Ergonomic strain at the workstation
A scanning motion that interrupts a two-handed task introduces strain that accumulates across a shift — a fixed scanner eliminates the motion entirely.
Missed scans under time pressure
Missed scans when a handheld unit gets skipped under time pressure — a fixed scanner in the right position doesn't require a decision to use it.
Match the scanner to the application.
We assess the actual hand-use pattern at the workstation before recommending fixed-mount versus handheld — it's a workflow fit question, not a preference.
Hands-free presentation and fixed-mount scanners for counters, benches, and production lines, positioned and mounted as part of installation.
Positioned and mounted as part of installation, matched to the specific workstation layout.
Talk to us about hands-free scanning
Scans-per-shift, barcode conditions, environment — we scope before we recommend.