Used Metrologic Scanners

Barcode Trading Post features a wide selection of used Metrologic scanners. From the most recent technologies to legacy and discontinued products, BCTP offers used Metrologic scanners for any solution.

Whether the item you are seeking is carried in stock, or can be sourced through our wide network of partners, BCTP used Metrologic scanners are made to fit your budget. For customers upgrading from an older technology, BCTP will offer a trade-in on your older equipment, providing credit towards your purchase. In addition to trade-in options, BCTP will also purchase your used Metrologic scanners – turning idle assets into cash.

Our scanners are available in several conditions, from average condition to like new. Regardless of condition, all of our used Metrologic scanners are certified by our technical team to offer the same functionality as a new scanner. The testing process is guaranteed by a 30-day return period on all used Metrologic scanners.

To reach a Barcode Trading Post sales representative to create or upgrade your barcoding solution, please call us at: 1.888.317.3440. You may also contact a representative at Barcode Trading Post.

Metrologic MS9500 series - Laser Barcode Scanner.

Laser scanners work the same way as pen type readers except that they use a laser beam as the light source and typically employ either a reciprocating mirror or a rotating prism to scan the laser beam back and forth across the bar code. Just the same as with the pen type reader, a photodiode is used to measure the intensity of the light reflected back from the bar code. In both pen readers and laser scanners, the light emitted by the reader is tuned to a specific frequency and the photodiode is designed to detect only this same frequency light.

Metrologic MS7100 series - Omni_Directional Scanner.

Ideal for improved efficiency in assembly line or retail check-out environments, omni-directional scanners allow users to scan barcodes at various angles. Omni-directional scanners utilize a multi-directional laser pattern designed to reduce the precision required when scanning a barcode. An omni-directional scanner is typically paired with a stand that allows the scanner to sit on the counter top, keeping the user’s hands free to handle product.