For example: BookTEK, A1, microfilm, Qidenus
Book, automatic, and wide-format scanners, plus microfilm scanners — six manufacturers, with specifications based on official data.
According to the manufacturer, the world’s best-selling book scanner. 120° V-shaped cradle, CCD camera with laser autofocus, A2+ scan in under 1 second.
The most versatile model in the product line: self-adjusting cradle for V-mode and flat mode, V-shaped or flat glass plate, 600 dpi.
The Archive with a motorized lift for the V-shaped glass plate on the self-adjusting cradle — a production system for large digitization projects.
Book scanners with a motorized V-shaped glass plate: gentle, high-throughput digitization of books and bound documents, 600 dpi.
600 dpi production system for formats up to A2+: self-adjusting V-shaped cradle and motorized glass plate.
A1+ book scanner for libraries and archives: self-leveling cradle for books up to 30 kg and motorized frameless glass plate.
Large-format book scanner for originals up to A1 and books 35 or 50 cm thick; works with a fixed glass plate, without glass, or fully automatically.
Manual book scanner based on the “one operator, one book” principle: 100° V-shaped cradle, A2 and A1 formats, up to 1,000 pages/h.
Semiautomatic book scanner for large-scale digitization: self-centering 80° V-shaped cradle, automated glass plate, up to 1,500 pages/h; four formats — A3+, A2, A2+, and A1.
Semiautomatic book scanner with a 120° V-shaped cradle and a motorized V-shaped glass plate: two cameras capture a whole spread in one shot, up to 1,300 pages/h.
Desktop planetary scanner for A3/A2 formats with a V-table made of two independent tilting plates: Canon EOS R10 or EOS 850D camera with a zoom lens, up to 600 ppi, capture in under 1 second.
Desktop A1 reproduction system with a V-table and four LED lamps: FUJI GFX100S II (102 MP) or Canon EOS R5 (45 MP) camera, over 800 ppi, capture in under 1 second.
Fully automatic book scanner with the patented Bionic Finger page-turning system: up to 2,500 pages/h, 24/7 operation, A3+ and A2 formats.
Automatic book scanner with a patented 60° prism and non-contact page turning by air flow: up to 2,500 pages/h at a constant resolution of 400 dpi, without a glass plate.
Swiss automatic book scanner with a manual mode: turns pages by itself, spreads up to 2 × A3, 1,300–1,500 pages/h without constant operator presence.
Compact flatbed scanners with 3D mode and a built-in computer: maximum format A3+ or A2+ in less than 3 seconds at 300 dpi.
A3+ multispectral flatbed scanner: 365 nm ultraviolet, 850 nm infrared, visible light, 3D, and transmitted light — for document authentication.
Large-format CIS flatbed scanners with edge-to-edge glass: full-bed A2+ scan at 600 dpi in less than 4 s, A1+ in less than 6 s.
Economical and very fast color CIS scanners for documents 36, 48, or 60 inches wide: 1200 dpi, fully standalone operation.
Compact standalone 36″ wide-format scanner in the “economy class”: 600 dpi, a built-in Linux computer, and a 15.6″ touchscreen — no external PC needed.
Professional sheet-fed CCD scanners for drawings, maps, and posters 36, 44, or 48 inches wide, with 1200 dpi resolution.
36″ scanner for MFP systems with Canon, HP, and Epson wide-format printers: five ready-made bundles, MF1–MF5, with a stand and a touch monitor.
Non-contact scanner for paintings, including fragile and even wet works: up to 914 × 1524 mm, object height up to 100 mm, 3D texture mode.
Non-contact scanners for paintings, including framed and freshly painted works: up to 1524 × 2032 mm, height up to 140 mm, 1200 dpi, 3D texture.
Compact screenless microform scanner from the Japanese company Kyokko Seiko, successor to the SL1000: optical zoom 6.8–54×, scan in approx. 1 s, USB 3.0. Three models: for microfiche, with a motorized roll film carrier, and with blip search.
Screenless digital microform scanner developed by the Japanese company Kyokko Seiko and produced from 2011, including under the Konica Minolta brand: 14.22 MP color CCD sensor, optical zoom 6.8–54×, scan in approx. 1 s. Discontinued; the successor is the SL1000 Q.
Desktop microform scanner with a wide 303 × 440 mm anti-glare screen for spreads: viewing, laser printing, and scanning to PC at up to 800 dpi, plus the Check Stacking function for checks. Designed and manufactured by the Japanese company Kyokko Seiko and sold under the Konica Minolta brand.
Desktop microform scanner with a 300 × 300 mm anti-glare screen: on-screen viewing, printing to a laser printer, and scanning to PC at up to 800 dpi. Designed and manufactured by the Japanese company Kyokko Seiko and sold under the Konica Minolta brand.
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