Description The Honeywell Granit 1991IXR is built to go the distance—literally. The next-generation Granit™ XP platform advances Honeywell’s ultra-rugged legacy with class-leading impact resistance, exhaustive tumble endurance, and IP67 sealing. The flagship 1991iXR model pairs uncompromised near-field capture with extreme long-range performance, so teams can scan confidently from close contact all the way to the top rack—maximising productivity where durability is non-negotiable. Key Features Ultra-rugged construction: Industry-leading 10-foot drop specification helps the device remain operational after impacts from docks and material-handling equipment. Proven longevity: Validated by a 1 m (3.3 ft) tumble test with a best-in-class 7,000-tumble rating for day-in, day-out reliability. IP67 sealing: Dust and moisture protection preserves scan performance under harsh treatment. iXR performance, near to far: Near-field scanning without compromise, plus long-range reads—UPC up to 2 m (6.6 ft) and 100 mil (2.54 mm) rack labels up to 24 m (79 ft). Dependable aiming: XLR laser aimer remains visible in varied lighting; daylight aiming system provides a clear green aiming solution in bright sun. High-speed workflows: Tuned for rapid, continuous scanning to maximise operator throughput and reduce dwell time. Low total cost of ownership: Durability reliable decoding help reduce replacements, downtime, and maintenance events. Why choose the Honeywell Granit 1991IXR? The Granit XP 1991iXR is engineered for environments where both resilience and reach are essential. Its housing is rated for 10-foot drops and validated by a rigorous 1 m tumble test with a 7,000-tumble specification—meaning the device keeps working after routine knocks, bumps, and falls from workstation or waist height. With an IP67 seal, it resists dust and moisture ingress so teams can scan reliably in yards, on docks, and across dusty or damp zones. Built on Honeywell’s latest imaging platform, Granit XP is designed for real-world labels, not just perfect samples. It powers through low-contrast, damaged, or poorly printed barcodes common in warehouse, DC, and manufacturing flows. The 1991iXLR model adds extreme flexibility: it captures codes at arm’s length without compromise, then stretches out to read UPC at up to 2 m (6.6 ft) and 100 mil rack labels at up to 24 m (79 ft). The XLR laser aimer is easy to see under mixed lighting, while the green daylight aiming system maintains precision in bright sunlight—ideal for outdoor staging and yard work. For operations focused on throughput and uptime, the Granit XP platform delivers the performance and resilience required to lower total cost of ownership and keep processes moving. Suited Environments & Applications Environment Typical Uses Warehousing & Distribution High-bay rack label scans, receiving, put-away, cycle counts, shipping Manufacturing WIP tracking, line-side identification, compliance label verification Yard & Outdoor Ops Pallet verification, cross-dock scanning, bright-sunlight tasks Technical Highlights Model Granit™ XP 1991iXLR Drop Spec 10-foot (industry-leading) Tumble Endurance 1 m (3.3 ft) tumble; 7,000 tumbles Sealing IP67 dust/moisture protection Scan Range Near field to long range—UPC up to 2 m; 100 mil rack labels up to 24 m Aiming XLR laser aimer; daylight aiming with visible green solution Workflow Focus High-speed scanning to maximise productivity TCO Focus Rugged design to reduce downtime and replacements Additional Information Throughput gains: Long-range capture reduces travel, lifts, and re-positioning during picks and audits. Label reality: Decodes low-quality and damaged labels common in industrial flows. Operational resilience: IP67 impact ratings help sustain uptime in harsh zones. Aiming confidence: Laser daylight green aimer provide precise targeting indoors and out.
