Verified Exporter  ·  EXP01025
Product Code  ·  NEP14030

Barcode Scanner Supplier UK

Hyderabad, Telangana, India

Barcode Scanner Supplier UK from Hyderabad India supplying RFID and inventory tracking devices.

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Minimum Order 20 Units
Origin Hyderabad, Telangana, India

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About This Product

Barcode scanners and RFID inventory tracking devices cover handheld and fixed-mount scanning hardware, RFID readers, and tags used across retail, warehouse, and logistics inventory management. Hyderabad has a dense, established trading and distribution market for this category, with over a hundred listed RFID and barcode device suppliers in the city, sourcing from established global electronics manufacturers and configuring, testing, and exporting hardware to international buyers. For UK retailers, logistics companies, and inventory management system integrators, this means access to a wide range of scanning and RFID hardware options with export documentation suited to UK import requirements.

Product Specifications

AttributeDetails / Value
Product TypesHandheld barcode scanner, fixed-mount scanner, wireless (Bluetooth) scanner, RFID handheld reader, RFID fixed reader, RFID tags, specify per order
Scan Type1D linear, 2D area imager, specify per application
ConnectivityWired (USB), wireless (Bluetooth), specify per order
RFID Frequency13.56MHz (HF), 134.2kHz (LF, per ICAR livestock tagging standards), specify per application
Scan SpeedUp to 100 scans/second, specify per device model
RFID Read RangeUp to 15 meters for fixed readers, specify per application and reader type
Ingress ProtectionIP54 rated options available for industrial/warehouse environments
UK ComplianceUKCA marking and CE conformity documentation available, specify per destination requirement
HS Code8471.90 (optical scanners) or 8526.91 (radio navigation/RFID equipment), confirm with CHA based on device type

Barcode Scanning vs. RFID: Choosing the Right Inventory Tracking Technology

When Barcode Scanning Fits Your Operation

Barcode scanning requires direct line-of-sight scanning of individual items, making it the lower-cost, more established technology suited to point-of-sale retail, general warehouse picking, and inventory operations where scanning one item at a time is operationally acceptable. Barcode labels also cost significantly less than RFID tags, an important factor at high SKU volume.

When RFID Earns Its Higher Cost

RFID doesn't require line-of-sight and can read multiple tagged items simultaneously within range, which matters for high-volume warehouse operations, bulk inventory counts, or applications needing to track items without individually handling each one. RFID tags and reader infrastructure cost considerably more than barcode equivalents, so buyers should confirm their operation's actual throughput and handling requirements justify this premium before committing to a full RFID rollout over barcode.

Why Source from Hyderabad, Telangana

Hyderabad's dense concentration of barcode and RFID device suppliers, well over a hundred listed businesses in this category alone, gives buyers access to a wide range of hardware options and competitive pricing from a single sourcing market. This trading and distribution infrastructure, built around established global electronics brands, supports both standard catalog hardware sourcing and configuration/testing services before export.

Trade and Order Details

Packaging Options

Individual retail boxes for standard devices. Bulk cartons for wholesale and system integrator orders. Custom configuration (pre-programmed settings, firmware) available on request before shipment.

Export and Logistics

  • MOQ: Confirm current minimum order quantity directly, as this varies significantly based on device type and whether standard catalog units or custom-configured hardware is required
  • HS Code: Varies by device type, optical scanners generally under 8471.90, RFID equipment under 8526.91, confirm exact classification with your customs broker
  • Mode of Shipment: Air freight standard for electronics given value-to-weight ratio and lead time sensitivity; sea freight available for larger bulk orders
  • Lead Time: Confirm current stock availability and shipping lead time based on order volume and configuration requirements

Certifications

CE conformity documentation, UKCA marking for UK market entry, RoHS compliance documentation, quality inspection reports available per batch, Certificate of Origin.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I choose barcode scanning or RFID for my inventory operation?

Barcode scanning costs less and suits operations where scanning individual items with line-of-sight is acceptable, like retail point-of-sale. RFID doesn't require line-of-sight and can read multiple items simultaneously, suiting high-volume warehouse operations, but at considerably higher hardware and tag cost.

Does this equipment meet UK market compliance requirements?

UKCA marking and CE conformity documentation are available for devices destined for the UK market. Confirm current compliance documentation with your supplier before finalizing an order, since UK-specific marking requirements are separate from CE marking used elsewhere in Europe.

Can barcode scanners and RFID readers be pre-configured before shipment?

Yes, custom configuration including firmware and pre-programmed settings is available on request before shipment, useful for buyers wanting devices ready to integrate directly into their existing inventory management system upon arrival.

What is the minimum order quantity for barcode scanner and RFID device export?

MOQ varies significantly based on device type and whether standard catalog units or custom-configured hardware is required. Confirm the current minimum for your specific requirement directly.

What HS code applies to barcode scanner and RFID device exports from India to the UK?

Optical barcode scanners generally fall under HS code 8471.90, while RFID equipment falls under 8526.91. Confirm the exact classification with your customs broker for accurate UK customs filing.