Seuic HS505HDP — wired scanner with AI for DPM marking

Seuic HS505HDP — Industrial scanner with wired connection and AI functions

Designed for “unscannable” codes

Seuic HS505HDP covers the most painful cases of production: codes on metal parts, micro-marking on electronic components, uneven castings, glare and “tired” labels. The second-generation AI decoding analyzes the image deeper, so the code is readable even with bends, dot-peen, scratches or low contrast . The result is fewer re-runs, faster operation throughput and cleaner trace data.

Controlled lighting: adjust the light to the material

Built-in light sources of red, white and blue spectra make it possible to choose the optimal contrast “code ↔ background”. White is universal, red smoothes glare, blue emphasizes fine markings on light surfaces. The operator quickly switches presets and gets stable reading without “dancing with lamps”.

Why wired is a plus

The HS505HDP is connected to the workstation via a cable – no interruptions due to charging and no packet loss in “noisy” areas. For entry/exit control posts, this is a simple and reliable standard.

Shop tool durability

IP54 dust and splash protection, the housing can withstand up to 50 drops from 1.8 m . The scanner is truly designed for long shifts and harsh conditions.

Where does the maximum show?

• Electronic manufacturing: SMT/assembly, inspection, component tracing

• Machine shops: parts with dot-peen marking and engraving

• Warehouse/Shipping: Reading “problem” codes in mixed lighting

Advantages in one lane

• 2nd generation AI: fast DPM decoding, less repetition

• Red/white/blue light: optimized for any material

• Wired stability: no glitches or recharging

• IP54 + 1.8m/50 drops: shop floor ready

• Optimized for electronics: micro-marking, low contrast

FAQ (FAQPage structured data)

Does it “see” codes on polished metal or curves?
Yes, thanks to AI algorithms and combined backlighting, the scanner stably reads DPM codes on reflective and curved surfaces.

Why different backlight colors?
The color of the light helps increase the visibility of the code relative to the background: red “extinguishes” glare, blue emphasizes thin lines, and white is a universal option.

Why choose a wired connection?
At a stationary quality control position, wire = channel stability and no downtime due to charge.

How hardy is he?
IP54 level and 50 drops from 1.8 m are sufficient for most industrial scenarios.