Zebra TC78 Snap-on Tire Tread Depth Reader
| Part Type | Reader |
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Zebra, Accessory, TC78 Snap-On Tire Tread Depth Reader
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Zebra Tread Intel
Automate Tire Inspections with the Snap-on, Next Generation Tread Depth Reader
Capture accurate tire tread depth anywhere with a simple swipe across the tire with the Zebra Tread Intel, a snap-on accessory for Zebra’s TC78 and TC58e rugged mobile computers. Now, tire service centers and fleet operators can quickly and easily identify when vehicle tires need to be replaced to protect the vehicle and driver safety — and whether new tires are defective or have been recalled, before they are installed. And tire manufacturers can easily perform quality checks and verify tread depth on defective tires returned for insurance claims.
Fast, Simple and Accurate Tire Tread Depth
Just snap the Zebra Tread Intel onto the TC58e or TC78 Zebra rugged mobile computer to create a highly accurate mobile tire tread reader. The dual laser image sensor and Zebra’s advanced proprietary algorithms measure tire tread depth within 1/32 of an inch (0.79mm) in less than five seconds, enabling near instant assessment of tire wear and tear — and eliminating errors that could impact driver safety.
Works Indoors, Outside and on Tires in Practically Any Condition
The Zebra Tread Intel accessory is designed to accurately measure tire depth on dry, wet or even dirty tires. And just like the Zebra rugged mobile computers to which it is attached, the Zebra Tread Intel is triple tested for durability — drop tested, tumble tested and sealed — ensuring reliable operation inside your facility and outdoors.
Go Beyond Tire Tread Depth to Automate Entire Workflows
Just install Zebra’s OCR software solutions on the TC58e or TC78 to automate the capture information required to complete tire sales or vehicle maintenance inspections. With the press of a button, Zebra’s OCR Wedge can capture Vehicle Identification Numbers (VIN), Tire Identification Numbers (TIN), license plates and driver’s licenses. And no-cost Free-form OCR software allows you to capture any additional text — such as an odometer reading.