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The trigger stays where the hand already is

W10T

The W10T is the triggered 2D industrial scanner of the W series — the rugged family's trigger-grip format for checkpoints where one hand holds the document while the other runs the scan, and the button position is the whole job.

Trigger grip 4 mil class USB + RS232
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W10T triggered 2D industrial barcode scanner product photo

Key specifications

W10T · datasheet extractRev 1.0
FunctionTrigger-grip 2D capture for one-hand document work
Imaging engineCMOS imager, 0.5–0.75 MP class (family standard)
SymbologiesAll 1D plus QR, DataMatrix, PDF417, Aztec, China Post codes
Precision4 mil minimum element width class
Read range0–80 cm class (family-class value)
HousingRugged shell, trigger-grip geometry — per-model ratings in datasheet
Host interfacesUSB HID / CDC, RS232
Target applicationsManifest work, one-hand checkpoints, thin-glove document scans

Full specification

ParameterValueNote
Product familyEMS Biometric W-series industrial 2DTriggered format
Imaging sensorCMOS, 0.5–0.75 MP classFamily-standard pixel count
Resolution4 mil classPer-model in datasheet
SymbologiesEAN/UPC, Code 39/93/128, GS1-128, ITF-14, Codabar, QR, DataMatrix, PDF417, Aztec, China Post codesFull 2D set
Read range0–80 cm classFamily-class; per-model curve on request
HousingRugged shell, trigger-grip geographyPer-model drop and ingress ratings in datasheet
Operating temperatureIndustrial temperature-class designWider than commercial units; per-model limits
Host interfacesUSB + RS232Both standard
WirelessWired unitCordless industrial is W11W
Supply termsMOQ 1 pc · sample 1–3 days · production 10–25 days (under 5,000 pcs)EMS standard terms
Warranty2 yearsFrom first unit

Family-class values shown — exact per-model figures in the datasheet; the FAE team checks grip geometry against your staff in 48h.

Manifest checkpoint with W10T scanner in one hand and clipboard in the other
Application · Gatehouse sign-off

Manifest work: one hand for the papers, one for everything else.

The gatehouse's hardest hour is the truck manifest: driver's paperwork in one hand, sign-off in the other, and twenty carton labels waiting between. The W10T puts the trigger under that working hand — the trigger-grip rugged format designed exactly for document-first job roles, and the family gives it the 2D set on top:

  • Trigger travel that matches the routine — the grip geometry keeps the scan start where the fingers already are for a manifest operator; little factors like this decide whether the evening log gets completed or rescheduled.
  • Driver-side QR counts too — mobile waybill QRs from the driver's phone decode at the same hand position, so the gatehouse moves from paper copy to app copy without a second unit.
  • Rugged because manifests are rough-handed — the shell band carries the industrial position of the family, and the 2-year warranty covers a post that works by hand, not by desk.

W10T FAQs

Trigger-grip geometry is chosen for gloved hands because the trigger sits under the natural fist line; the FAE team can also check the trigger force curve against your glove thickness class before the order.

Same family and engine — the difference is the grip: W10T carries the trigger-first geometry for one-hand document work; the W10 is the standard grip for desk and dock-first stations.

Yes — consecutive reads at the same stop are its normal rhythm; RS232 output with the free SDK sequences them per stop for the manifest app.

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Send your manifest flow and glove specs — get a grip check, updated datasheet and sample offer within 48h.

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