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New barcode tracking system

23 Aug 1996 - by Staff reporter
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DURBAN-BASED Data Collection Logistics has introduced a new barcode tracking system - the Telxon 960 integrated barcode scanner and computer - which, according to DCL's Howard Lundie, makes light work of any stock tracking problems.

A long range laser scanner allows the operator to scan stacked items from two metres away.

DCL supplies a range of rugged barcode labels and printers for tracking in the harshest environments. The cost of the unit is highly competitive with other models available in the market.


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