Zebra DS9908-HD lab imager helps medical labs and pharmacies track medications, blood, tissue, and specimen samples with higher confidence on the barcodes that general-purpose imagers miss. Therefore, technologists spend less time repeating scans and more time moving accessioning and verification work forward.
Lab surfaces introduce tiny high-density slide codes, curved vial labels, color-coded trays, and dim display symbology that punish ordinary checkout scanners. In addition, the DS9900 Series purpose-built lab approach aligns optics, illumination, and processing for those real-world conditions instead of forcing workarounds at the bench.
Zebra DS9908-HD lab imager for hybrid handheld and hands-free capture with rapid-fire performance
The Zebra DS9908-HD lab imager uses a true hybrid design for hands-free presentation and instant handheld pickup without awkward bolt-on compromises. Moreover, seamless mode switching keeps workflows moving when a sample needs a closer pass or a quick walk to another station.
A high-resolution megapixel sensor plus Zebra PRZM Intelligent Imaging technology supports strong reads on poorly printed, shiny, faded, dirty, damaged, and low-contrast barcodes plus electronic codes on dimly lit displays. As a result, first-pass capture improves on the messy label quality common in receiving, compounding, and send-out workflows.
High-density focus helps read small codes on microscope slides and challenging curved labels on medicine bottles and blood tubes. For example, accessioning queues stay steadier when vendor label stocks and storage conditions vary week to week.
White illumination LEDs support scanning on color-coded specimen trays and biopsy cassettes where color context supports operator confidence. Consequently, teams rotate trays less often just to chase a readable angle under improvised lighting.
Rapid scanning behavior, an 800 MHz microprocessor, and an advanced illumination system target near-instant capture with a wide field of view for easier hands-free presentation. Additionally, associates spend less time repositioning awkward containers to find a tiny sweet spot.
An optional RFID configuration can combine barcode scanning with UHF RFID read and write for blood processing and other tagged samples, including multi-tag reads without strict line-of-sight sequencing. Single-port USB host operation and complimentary RFID data conversion software can simplify cabling and help legacy applications ingest RFID payload as familiar barcode-style data.
When you need hybrid lab capture tuned for pharmacy and laboratory reality, the Zebra DS9908-HD lab imager is built for that mission. Finally, it pairs imaging depth with integration paths that respect existing systems while raising data quality at the edge.
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