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Newland NVF260
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Newland NVF260

Medical-grade DPM verification scanner, disinfectable with alcohol, for the traceability of surgical instruments.

The NVF260 features a megapixel (1280x800) CMOS sensor capable of decoding direct markings (DPM) up to 3 mm, including on curved, reflective, or metallic surfaces such as surgical instruments. A blue illumination ring reduces unwanted reflections on metal.

The case features a medical-grade coating that is resistant to 100% alcohol sterilization, and has an IP64 rating for dust and water resistance. It is lightweight (0.9 kg), USB powered, and connects via USB.

  • 1280x800 megapixel CMOS sensor, DPM from 3 mm
  • Anti-glare blue metal illumination ring
  • Alcohol-resistant medical coating
  • IP64, 0.9 kg
  • USB power supply and connection
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NLS-NVH220-HD
Newland presentation scanner NVF260, connection: Wired RS232, range: Standard, colour white.
Available on order Delivery in 2 to 3 days 246.90 € Choose
NLS-NVH220-BT
Newland presentation scanner NVF260, connection: Bluetooth (cordless), colour white.
Available on order Delivery in 2 to 3 days 423.90 € Choose
NLS-NVF260-20
Newland presentation scanner NVF260, connection: Corded USB, range: Standard.
Available on order Delivery in 2 to 3 days 870.90 € Choose

Barcode scanners turn a printed code into usable data — at the till, in the warehouse or on the shop floor. The range covers corded scanners for fixed stations, wireless Bluetooth models, presentation scanners for retail and fixed-mount readers built into production lines.

The choice depends mainly on the codes you read: a 1D scanner is enough for standard barcodes, while a 2D model (imager) is essential for QR codes and damaged labels. Reading distance and shock resistance guide the rest.