Flatbed Scanners

Featuring flatbed scanners and large format flatbed scanners with options offering high-speed duplex document scanning along with flatbed versatility. These scanners are the smart solution for fast, easy scanning for virtually any need. Use the high-capacity ADFs to blaze through stacks of 1- or 2-sided documents.

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For Documents That Can't Be Fed

Scan bound documents without disassembling the spine.

Oversized? Covered.

Letter, legal, and tabloid-size options let you handle originals a sheet-fed scanner can't touch.

Large Format Scanning Capabilities

A tabloid-sized 11" x 17" scanning bed makes these ideal for oversized prints, maps, and graphics.

Instant-On, No Warm-Up

LED illumination means walk-up, place, scan, walk away. These scanners have low standby draw as part of our environmental commitment.

For Documents That Can't Be Fed

Scan bound documents without disassembling the spine.

Large Format Scanning Capabilities

A tabloid-sized 11" x 17" scanning bed makes these ideal for oversized prints, maps, and graphics.

Oversized? Covered.

Letter, legal, and tabloid-size options let you handle originals a sheet-fed scanner can't touch.

Instant-On, No Warm-Up

LED illumination means walk-up, place, scan, walk away. These scanners have low standby draw as part of our environmental commitment.

Hybrid Flatbed-Plus-ADF Models

Switch from a photo album to a 50-page contract without changing devices. Most teams don't need two scanners — they need one that does both. Our hybrid models give you an auto document feeder for stacks of loose pages and a flatbed for everything that shouldn't go through a feeder. The scanner adapts to the job, not the other way around.

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Legal (bound case files, exhibits) · healthcare (patient charts with inserts) · real estate (plats, surveys, plan sets) · architecture and engineering · education (textbooks, bound theses) · marketing (print proofs, oversized materials) · records departments digitizing historical files.

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