Ingersoll Rand Recognition Systems Offers New Handheld Barcode Scanners With Biometric HandReaders
HandPunch 4000 Pairing Up with CCD & Laser Scanners
September 7, 2001
Ingersoll Rand Recognition Systems Offers New Handheld Barcode Scanners With Biometric HandReaders
(Campbell, CA) – September 7, 2001 – Ingersoll Rand Recognition Systems introduces the new HandPunch 4000-S, a biometric time and attendance terminal with an integrated handheld barcode scanner.
The HandPunch 4000-S has all the features of the popular HandPunch 4000, which ensures accurate attendance records by eliminating the practice of “buddy punching.” The HandPunch 4000-S is available with a CCD or laser scanner.
To clock in and out, an employee simply places a hand in the HandPunch 4000-S, which measures the length, width, thickness and surface area of the hand. The collected data is compared with a template stored in the hand reader’s memory or on the employee’s ID card to verify identity.
Employees then use the handheld scanner to collect data for job costing and labor reporting. Since the scanner eliminates the need to enter information on a keypad, data entry is faster and more accurate.
For more information on where to purchase the HandPunch 4000-S, contact Ingersoll Rand Recognition Systems Sales at 408-341-4100.
About Ingersoll Rand Recognition Systems
Ingersoll Rand Recognition Systems, founded in 1986, is the pioneer of hand recognition technology developed to meet the growing needs of time and attendance market. The company’s hand readers are known worldwide, with more than 50,000 units installed, reading millions of hands each day. Ingersoll Rand Recognition Systems is a subsidiary of Ingersoll Rand Company Limited. For more information about Ingersoll Rand Recognition Systems, call (408) 341-4100 or visit www.handreader.com. For more information about Ingersoll Rand, visit the company’s Web site at www.irco.com.
(Campbell, CA) – September 7, 2001 – Ingersoll Rand Recognition Systems introduces the new HandPunch 4000-S, a biometric time and attendance terminal with an integrated handheld barcode scanner.
The HandPunch 4000-S has all the features of the popular HandPunch 4000, which ensures accurate attendance records by eliminating the practice of “buddy punching.” The HandPunch 4000-S is available with a CCD or laser scanner.
To clock in and out, an employee simply places a hand in the HandPunch 4000-S, which measures the length, width, thickness and surface area of the hand. The collected data is compared with a template stored in the hand reader’s memory or on the employee’s ID card to verify identity.
Employees then use the handheld scanner to collect data for job costing and labor reporting. Since the scanner eliminates the need to enter information on a keypad, data entry is faster and more accurate.
For more information on where to purchase the HandPunch 4000-S, contact Ingersoll Rand Recognition Systems Sales at 408-341-4100.
About Ingersoll Rand Recognition Systems
Ingersoll Rand Recognition Systems, founded in 1986, is the pioneer of hand recognition technology developed to meet the growing needs of time and attendance market. The company’s hand readers are known worldwide, with more than 50,000 units installed, reading millions of hands each day. Ingersoll Rand Recognition Systems is a subsidiary of Ingersoll Rand Company Limited. For more information about Ingersoll Rand Recognition Systems, call (408) 341-4100 or visit www.handreader.com. For more information about Ingersoll Rand, visit the company’s Web site at www.irco.com.