31 products from Zebra and Qoltec: barcode scanners, till equipment and peripherals for shops, warehouses and hospitality.
At a glance
Zebra 12 · Qoltec 10 and others
16 products with a 24-month and 6 with a 36-month warranty
Handheld scanners, desktop units and point-of-sale equipment
Shipped from Thessaloniki across Greece, with business invoicing and standing orders for offices with steady consumption.
What a scanner changes day to day
Typing a code is slow and error-prone. A scanner reads in a fraction of a second and makes no typing mistakes — and at a till with a queue, that is a whole difference in customer experience.
In the warehouse, a scanner is the precondition for accurate stocktaking: you scan instead of counting and writing, and error rates fall close to zero.
And on goods receipt, cross-checking an invoice against physical stock takes minutes instead of hours.
What to check
Code type. Simple scanners read one-dimensional barcodes. If you need QR or two-dimensional codes — for vouchers, e-tickets or product marking — you need a 2D scanner. It cannot be upgraded in software.
Connection. Wired USB units work immediately as a keyboard, with no installation. Wireless ones give freedom of movement in a warehouse, at the cost of charging.
Durability. In a warehouse the scanner will be dropped. Professional models state a drop rating from a specific height — that is not marketing, it is the difference between one year and five.
The equipment works as a system
A warehouse or retail system needs three things together: a scanner to read, a label printer to print the codes, and a UPS so the till does not shut down mid-transaction.
