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At Quill, we have the scanners you need for every task. Whether you’re digitizing photos, documents, or handling bulk scans, find the perfect model to match your workflow.
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Ambir DocketPORT DP488 Sheetfed Portable Card Scanner, Gray
Item #: 901-1683011
USB and USB 2.0 document and ID scanner for efficient scanning
600 dpi optical resolution offers accurate rendition
Mono at 200 dpi: 7 seconds per single-sided page
Epson DS-1730 Flatbed Color Duplex Document Scanner with Auto Document Feeder
Item #: 901-IM1VJ4031
Fast and versatile: Scans at up to 30 ppm/60 ipm; features single-pass duplex scanning; and enables powerful, time-saving document workflows
Seamless integration: Includes TWAIN and ISIS drivers for easy integration with nearly any document management system and other solutions across industries
Enhance productivity: 60-page Auto Document Feeder (ADF); peak daily duty cycle of up to 3,000 sheets
Fujitsu ImageScanner N7100E PA03706-B505 Cordless ADF Scanner, Black
Item #: 901-8HG493
Cordless ADF touch screen scanner with ethernet connectivity
600 dpi
Mono and Color Speed (ppm): 25 & Mono and Color Speed (ipm): 50
Epson DS-770 II Duplex Document Scanner, White/Black (B11B262201)
Item #: 901-24476840
Fast scan speeds, from a leader in image capturing technology — up to 45 ppm/90 ipm; 1-pass duplex scanning
Seamless compatibility with most document management systems — includes TWAIN and ISIS drivers for easy integration with existing software
Easily scan stacks of documents — scan documents of mixed paper sizes all together; robust design with 100-page Auto Document Feeder (ADF)
Ambir DocketPORT DP687 Portable Card Scanner, Black
Item #: 901-1683065
USB and USB 2.0 duplex ID scanner for convenient scanning
600 dpi optical resolution for good-quality printed text and images
Mono at 300 dpi: 3 seconds per single-side
Canon imageFORMULA DR-C240 Office Document Scanner, Black (0651C002)
Item #: 901-24599193
Stay organized: Easily convert your paper documents into digital formats (searchable PDF, JPG, and more) or scan directly to the cloud (Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, Box, QuickBooks Online, Evernote, SharePoint, and more)
Reliably handles many different document types: Passports, receipts, photos, business cards, plastic or embossed cards, reports, contracts, long documents, thick or thin documents, and more
Fast and efficient: Scans both sides of a document at the same time, in color, at up to 45 pages-per-minute, with a 60 sheet automatic feeder, and one-touch operation
Epson DS-80W USB/Wireless Portable Document Scanner, White (B11B253202)
Item #: 901-24377749
Fastest, smallest and lightest wireless mobile single-sheet-fed document scanner - ideal for easy, on-the-go scanning
Groundbreaking speed - scans a single page in as fast as 4 seconds
Wirelessly scan critical documents - scan to a PC, Mac, iOS or Android device
Kodak Alaris S2070 Sheetfed Scanner, 600 dpi Optical
Item #: 901-2PL135
Sheetfed scanner is a good choice for scanning large documents
Scans at a resolution of 600 dpi
The color scanner enables scanning the document or photo in its original color
RICOH FI-8170 CG01000-303001 Duplex Desktop Document Scanner with Paper Stream Capture Pro Software License, Black/White
Item #: 901-24528004
Desktop scanner with Ethernet connection is perfect for your home or office
600 x 600 dpi optical resolution for good-quality printed text and images
Double-sided scanning at 140 ipm to save time
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How do I choose the right scanner?
Start by considering what you’ll scan and how often. For photos or detailed images, choose a high-resolution flatbed scanner. Need to digitize documents fast? Go with a sheet-fed model that offers duplex scanning. If you work on the go, a compact, USB-powered or wireless scanner may be the most convenient fit.
Do I need a scanner if I have an all-in-one printer?
If you only scan now and then, the built-in scanner on your all-in-one printer should do the trick. But for high-res images, bulk scanning, or features like Optical Character Recognition (OCR) and film scanning, a dedicated scanner will give you better quality and performance.
How do I keep my scanner in good condition?
Keep your scanner in top shape with a few simple steps:
- Clean the glass with a soft cloth and scanner-safe cleaner
- Wipe rollers to prevent jams
- Store in a dust-free area
- Use calibration tools to maintain image accuracy
- Keep your firmware and software updated
