- Socket Mobile (SCKT, Financial) launches the groundbreaking DuraScan D764, the smallest and most affordable Direct Part Mark (DPM) barcode scanner available.
- The DuraScan D764 features wireless Bluetooth connectivity for seamless integration with iPhone, iPad, and other mobile devices.
- Available at $999, it offers a versatile solution for industries needing precise traceability, such as healthcare and automotive.
Socket Mobile, Inc. (SCKT), a leader in data capture technology, has launched the DuraScan D764, positioning it as the world's most compact and cost-effective Direct Part Mark (DPM) barcode scanner. This device caters to industries like healthcare, manufacturing, automotive, and electronics, where precise component verification and asset tracking are crucial.
The D764 excels in reading challenging DPM codes applied through methods like dot peen, laser etching, and chemical etching. It offers wireless Bluetooth connectivity, allowing easy pairing with iPhones, iPads, and other mobile devices, effectively eliminating the need for cumbersome cables.
Key features of the D764 include compatibility with both DPM and standard 1D/2D barcodes, along with durable construction suitable for daily industrial use. Priced at $999, the scanner is designed to be a high-performance tool rather than a mass-market product, promising reliable iOS and mobile device compatibility.
In addition to its technical capabilities, the D764 integrates with Socket Mobile's CaptureSDK, ensuring seamless compatibility with existing applications and enhancing operational efficiency by eliminating the need for multiple devices.
The DuraScan D764 is available now on the Socket Mobile website and will be accessible through distribution partners starting June 2025, offering a robust solution for businesses to manage inventory, validate components, and track assets efficiently in diverse and challenging environments.
