Service, Guarantee, Quality: Innovative Handhelds by DENSO convince Automotive Supplier

In Slovenia, ADEL d.o.o. has successfully implemented handhelds for mobile data collection from DENSO, part of the Toyota group and inventor of the QR Code.

ADEL d.o.o. is one of the largest automotive suppliers in Slovenia. / The automotive supplier successfully uses the robust BHT-1100 handheld by DENSO, part of the Toyota group and inventor of the QR Code, for their storage management. / The robust BHT-1100 from the specialists for mobile data collection, scanners, and handhelds is fast and easy to handle. / High customer satisfaction proves the high quality of the DENSO products. / Further information on scanners and handhelds, mobile data collection, high-performance devices with RFID or NFC, the QR Code, and the DENSO Auto-ID Business Unit are available at https://www.denso-autoid-eu.com/en.html./

Düsseldorf. The Slovenian IT company Comtron d.o.o. is a long-standing partner of DENSO, part of the Toyota group and inventor of the QR Code. They have successfully managed the introduction of the BHT-1100 handheld for mobile data collection at ADEL d.o.o. The company ADEL d.o.o. belongs to the automotive industry, as they are one of the largest automotive suppliers for high-quality car parts in Slovenia. As an automotive supplier, they work together with some of the world’s largest producers for car parts. The products supplied by ADEL d.o.o. are to be found in numerous car models as high-grade original parts. The company belongs to the Group Auto Union International, an important network for European automotive suppliers. “The automotive supplier was searching for an effective solution for their storage management, where mobile data collection plays a considerable role as it can save time and thus costs,” explains Sina Haupt, Marketing Assistant at the DENSO Auto-ID Business Unit.

They chose the BHT-1100, a robust handheld terminal from DENSO, part of the Toyota group and inventor of the QR Code. During a test phase in the central warehouse of ADEL d.o.o. in Ljubljana, the robust handheld for mobile data collection proved to be a highly effective device for storage and logistics. In the following years, the automotive supplier has ordered consistently large numbers of innovative handhelds of the BHT-1100 series for mobile data collection for their storage and logistics centers. They are now using them in all their locations in Slovenia. When choosing the robust BHT-1100 handhelds for mobile data collection in storage and logistics, the decisive factors were the convincing price-performance ratio and the three year extended warranty. DENSO, part of the Toyota group and inventor of the QR Code, is the only manufacturer who grants their clients, for example from the logistics or retail industry, this warranty at no extra cost. Further information on solutions for mobile data collection, scanners and handheld terminals, the QR Code, innovative devices with RFID or NFC, and the DENSO Auto-ID Business Unit can be found at https://www.denso-autoid-eu.com/en.html.

The technical support at DENSO, part of the Toyota group and inventor of the QR Code, is known for being extremely fast and efficient. That is why 20 years on many clients, for instance, from the logistics and retail industry, still rely on our service. ADEL d.o.o. has also been very satisfied with the robust BHT-1100 from the experts for mobile data collection, scanners, and handhelds. “We are more than satisfied with the handheld terminals from DENSO, because they are fast, robust, reliable, and easy to handle,” says Marijo Jularič, IT Manager at ADEL d.o.o. Since the automotive supplier has implemented the robust handhelds from DENSO, part of the Toyota group and inventor of the QR Code, in storage and logistics, ADEL d.o.o. has been able to accomplish efficiency increases in its storage management implementation. “By using the handheld terminals from DENSO, we have been able to considerably improve our productivity, reduce our costs, and increase our employees’ satisfaction,” explains Jularič. Especially the scanning speed of the robust BHT-1100 from DENSO, part of the Toyota group and inventor of the QR Code, has impressed the company from the automotive industry. Since the robust BHT-1100 from the specialists for mobile data collection, scanners, and handhelds, can manage to scan from particularly long distances, this has led to a significant increase in scanning speed in storage and logistic areas at ADEL d.o.o. DENSO, part of the Toyota group and inventor of the QR Code, has also developed an exceedingly precise algorithm software for mobile data collection that is used on the robust BHT-1100 handhelds. In addition, the scanning head of the handheld is at an angle on the device which makes an easy and ergonomic scanning possible.

Furthermore, the employees at ADEL d.o.o. were very satisfied with the easy handling of the robust and innovative BHT-1100 handheld terminals from DENSO, part of the Toyota group and inventor of the QR Code. With its special ergonomic, slim design, the robust handheld terminal for mobile data collection can be comfortably used by employees with smaller hands. It can even be operated with just one hand. At the same time, keys that are used very often on the robust handheld by DENSO, part of the Toyota group and inventor of the QR Code, have been placed on the unit in such a way that they can easily be reached with the thumb; and they are large enough for users who have bigger hands or who are wearing heavy duty gloves to manipulate them easily. Additionally, the BHT-1100 from the specialist for mobile data collection, scanners, and handhelds, is equipped with a particularly bright and large 3.2-inch display. Hence, users can view the information provided on the display even in bright sunlight or even in a darker environment without having to strain their eyes. The robust BHT-1100 handheld terminal by DENSO, part of the Toyota group and inventor of the QR Code, fulfills every customer’s needs when it comes to having a reliable scanner for mobile data collection that is also easy to handle. Further information on solutions for mobile data collection, scanners and handheld terminals, the QR Code, innovations with RFID or NFC, and the DENSO Auto-ID Business Unit is available at the company's website.

For the European market, the DENSO Auto-ID Business Unit is the contact window for all enquiries on QR Codes, mobile data capture, handheld terminals and scanners. The durable and robust terminals and scanners manufactured by DENSO are to be found in storage, logistics, POS, production and field & sales automation applications. Short and informative video clips about the terminals, scanners and solutions from the DENSO Auto-ID Business Unit can now be viewed on YouTube. The clips include the 20th anniversary of the QR Code, a company presentation, and introductions to the various devices for mobile data capture such as the BHT-1500, BHT-1400 and the GT20 scanner. For more information, click on the link below: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHp4Yboj7IccPlSeRxQ6yBQ.

QR Code is a registered trademark of DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED.

DENSO is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of mobile data capture devices. We follow one mission: Driven by Quality – maximum quality in mobile data capture. Decision-makers in the fields of retail, logistics and production rely on DENSO for their business requirements and in implementing the Internet of Things. DENSO is a member of the Toyota Group and is exclusively represented in Europe by the DENSO Auto-ID Business Unit of TT Network Integration Europe: http://www.denso-autoid-eu.com/en.html.

DENSO Auto-ID Business Unit
Immermannstr. 65 B
D-40210 Düsseldorf

Phone +49 (0)211 545547 450

Managing Director:
Takashi Hara

Marketing Assistant:
Sina Haupt
Phone +49 (0)211 545547 403

E-Mail:
Sina.Haupt@denso-autoid-eu.com

Website:
http://www.denso-autoid-eu.com/en.html

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