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Acro Engineering Company Expands ‘Make in India’ Manufacturing Portfolio with Barcode Scanners and Thermal Printers

Building on the remarkable success of its Made in India Power Supplies, Acro Engineering Company has announced another significant milestone in its manufacturing journey by commencing the production of Barcode Scanners and Thermal Printers at its manufacturing facility in Okhla Industrial Area Phase II, New Delhi.

The newly established production line is dedicated to manufacturing these products further strengthening Acro Engineering Company’s commitment to India’s growing electronics manufacturing ecosystem.
The initial product lineup includes a feature-rich 2D Barcode Scanner equipped with Tri-Mode Connectivity, allowing seamless operation via 2.4GHz Wireless, Bluetooth, and Wired USB interfaces. Designed for retail, warehousing, logistics, healthcare, and enterprise environments, the scanner offers flexible deployment across a wide range of business applications.

Acro has also commenced manufacturing a comprehensive range of Thermal Printing Solutions, including: • Thermal Label Printers

Thermal Invoice Printers
Thermal Receipt Printers

This expansion represents another important step...

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