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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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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
Ambir nScan 690gt Desktop Card Scanner, Black (DS690GT-AS)
Item #: 901-5KU896
Ultra-Compact Footprint - The nScan 690gt takes up far less space than ADF or flatbed scanners. That makes it perfect for crowded desks and tight workspaces.
Front Facing Eject Mode - Cards and documents are scanned and ejected at the front of the scanner. No more reaching around the back of the scanner.
Broad Compatibility - The included TWAIN driver ensures compatibility with thousands of software applications and hardware systems.
Xerox XD-Combo Duplex Combo Scanner Flatbed, White
Item #: 901-6PQ255
Flatbed scanner with usb connection for making quick, easy copies of documents, and images
600 dpi optical resolution for good-quality printed text and images
Scans up to 25 ppm
Xerox XW130N-W/IMPA Duplex Desktop Document Scanner, White
Item #: 901-07AZ53
Desktop scanner with Ethernet connection is perfect for your home or office
600 dpi optical resolution for good-quality printed text and images
Scans up to 135 ppm in both color and black/white
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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
