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Microscan, a global leader in barcode, machine vision, verification, and lighting technology, has launched a trade-up program for its LVS-9510, LVS-9570, and LVS-9580 verifiers in the Americas Region (North America, Central America, and South America). Any ISO, AIM, or GS1-compliant verifier in good working order is eligible for this trade-up program. The program takes place from April 10th to August 31st, 2017. During this time, Microscan will offer a $500 cash rebate on any Microscan LVS-9510, LVS-9570 or LVS-9580 verifier for each eligible verification device returned to Microscan.
Verification measures the quality of a 1D barcode or 2D symbol according to quality guidelines determined by various standards organizations. Microscan’s barcode verifiers are embedded off-line solutions that include camera, software, and precision illumination specifically designed for the verification of 1D/2D codes and direct part marks (DPM) to ISO/IEC standards. Microscan’s verifiers are fully integrated solutions designed for accurate, reliable verification to application standards such as GS1, HIBCC, MIL-STD-130N, ISO/IEC TR 29158, and ISO/IEC 15415/15416. This program will lower the threshold for users to upgrade their verification equipment to the latest standards, to ensure compliance, and to manage symbol quality with Microscan’s powerful and easy-to-use verification and inspection technology.
The LVS-9510 is ideal for stationary desktop verification, the LVS-9570 is designed for verification of larger 1D and 2D symbols, and the LVS-9580 offers complete mobility in an ergonomic handheld design. LVS-95XX-series verification software grades symbols against GS1 and ISO/IEC barcode quality standards, and offers detailed analytical tools for verification, reporting, and quality diagnostics. All LVS-95XX-series verifiers are 21 CFR Part 11 compliance-ready.
For more details, or for terms and conditions of the program, visit http://info.microscan.com/tradein-lvs-amer.
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