DPM Newland HR42 HD Halibut code scanner - can read codes printed not only on a thermal label glued to a product, but also various codes directly applied to a product - such codes are called Direct Part Marking, for example, applied by laser engraving to a plastic or metal product. The DPM Newland HR42 HD Halibut code scanner - copes with the rather difficult task of scanning small Direct Part Marking codes from metal, due to the thoughtful design of the scanner, which takes into account the glare from the metal that appears when scanning the product.

Depth of field in numbers for the DPM Newland HR42 HD Halibut scanner looks like this:

Code 39 50mm-100mm (5mil)
PDF417 40mm-105mm (6.7mil)
QR Code 35mm-155mm (15mil)
Data Matrix 40mm-110mm (10mil

A feature of the DPM Newland HR42 HD Halibut scanner is the presence of a laser pointer, withstands multiple drops from a height of 1.8 meters and a warranty period of 60 months.