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The industrial line starts with a housing you don't baby

W2

The W2 is the W-series industrial 2D scanner — the rugged family-starter carrying the full 2D set inside a housing designed for bays, docks and conveyor balconies where a dropped gun is a budget line, not an incident.

Industrial 2D 4 mil class USB + RS232
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W2 2D industrial barcode scanner product photo

Key specifications

W2 · datasheet extractRev 1.0
FunctionIndustrial-duty 2D capture with rugged housing
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 industrial shell — family standard; per-model drop rating in datasheet
Host interfacesUSB HID / CDC, RS232
Operating temperatureIndustrial temperature-class design
Target applicationsWarehouse bays, dock checks, production-adjacent scanning

Full specification

ParameterValueNote
Product familyEMS Biometric W-series industrial 2DFamily standard tier
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 in datasheet
HousingRugged industrial shellPer-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 W2L
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 grades your bay's drop profile within 48h.

Warehouse bay with W2 industrial scanner reading carton and palette labels
Application · Warehouse picking

The bay is not a desk; stop buying desk hardware.

Industrial environments kill commercial scanners slowly and measure the damage in downtime. Warehouse teams usually find this out the hard way — a bay gun resting on a pallet, a rack bracket fed daily, and a return rate nobody budgets for. The W2 is what the W-series was built to answer: the same full 2D set, inside a shell that treats gravity as a design input:

  • Reads into the pallet stack — full 2D coverage means the DataMatrix on newer pallet wraps decodes next to the Code 128 on the rack row labels at the same trigger.
  • Housing over elegance — the industrial shell resists the daily reality of a bay: dust, vibration, the drop at the dock's edge; the per-model rating is in the datasheet so you know the limit, not the brochure.
  • Warranty that matches the site — 2 years on a bay gun is the honest answer to a site that measures tool life in seasons, and MOQ 1 pc keeps a single-bay pilot at zero risk.

W2 FAQs

The per-model drop and ingress class are listed in the datasheet — we do not paraphrase them into a single number here; what matters is that the W-series family is the tier built to have a drop rating at all.

The industrial shell and temperature class absorb dust and the temperature swings of covered bays; full outdoors is the W6/W12 position — the FAE team will place your site honestly.

Yes — MOQ 1 pc, sample in 1–3 days; run it on the busiest bay for two weeks and the bay crew will write the rest of the order themselves.

Let an engineer grade your W2 bays.

Send your bay conditions and label mix — get a housing recommendation, updated datasheet and pilot offer within 48h.

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