For example: BookTEK, A1, microfilm, Qidenus
Digital microform scanners from the Japanese company Kyokko Seiko: 16/35 mm roll film, microfiche, and aperture cards. The screenless SL1000 Q and SL1000, and the desktop MS7000 MKII and MS6000 MKII with a built-in screen.
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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