The Newland HR33 Marlin is a high-performance 2D handheld barcode scanner created for retail points-of-sale, healthcare, logistics, and light manufacturing task environments. Equipped with a high-resolution 1280x800 Megapixel CMOS sensor and a cross-laser aiming system, it reads standard 1D product barcodes, 2D QR codes, Data Matrix symbols, and OCR data—even if codes are printed close together, creased, or damaged.
Built with a lightweight 140-gram frame, an IP52 sealing rating, and a 1.5-metre drop resistance, the HR33 Marlin combines comfortable daily handling with industrial durability. This corded range includes options with a direct USB cable or complete kits with an intelligent adjustable smart stand for hands-free presentation scanning.
Main Benefits
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Megapixel Image Sensor: Features a 1280x800 CMOS sensor to capture fine, high-density, or poorly printed barcodes quickly.
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Acuscan Laser Aiming: Uses a cross-laser aimer to pinpoint specific barcodes when items feature multiple labels printed side-by-side.
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Triple Scanning Feedback: Alerts the user to successful reads through an audio beeper, a bright visual LED indicator, and a built-in vibration motor.
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Advanced Custom Scripting: Supports advanced command scripting alongside EasySet software, allowing custom barcode formatting for complex IT systems.
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Hands-Free Presentation Scanning: Automatically triggers scanning when items are presented in front of the lens when paired with the intelligent adjustable smart stand.
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Rugged & Dependable: Rated IP52 against dust and moisture drips and withstands drops onto concrete from 1.5 metres.
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5-Year Manufacturer Warranty: Supported by a 5-year warranty for lasting operational confidence.
Part Number Breakdown
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NLS-HR3300-S5: Black HR33 Marlin 2D scanner supplied with a direct USB connection cable. Smart stand compatible.
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NLS-HR3300-SA: Complete hands-free kit including the black HR33 Marlin 2D scanner, a USB connection cable, and the official intelligent adjustable smart stand for desktop or wall-mounted autosense scanning.