Panasonic KV-S1026C-MKII Document Scanner

Model No.:KV-S1026C-MKII

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The Panasonic KVS1026CMKII Scanner is a color, duplex enabled Document Scanner. Scan at a speed of 30 pages per minute in black and white and color. Make use of a 50 sheet automatic document feeder on the Panasonic KV-S1026C-MKII Scanner.

$544.00

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Product Details

Main Features

Daily Duty Cycle: 3000 pages
50 sheet automatic document feeder
Speed: 30 pages per minute in black and white and color
USB interface
Duplex enabled
File Formats Supported: BMP, JPEG, JPEG2000, PDF, PDF/A, searchable PDF, searchable PDF/A, TIFF
Optional Addition: Flatbed

Specifications

General Specifications

Daily Duty Cycle:	3,000 pages

PAPER HANDLING
ADF:	Standard
Capacity:	50
Minimum Original Size:	1.9" x 2.1"
Maximum Original Size:	8.5" x Unlimited"
Paper Weights:	5.4 - 91 lbs
Maximum Paper Thickness:	0.04"

SPEED (PORTRAIT/LANDSCAPE; 200 DPI)
Black:
Simplex:	30 ppm/Not applicable
Duplex:	60 ipm/Not applicable
Color:
Simplex:	30 ppm/Not applicable
Duplex:	60 ipm/Not applicable

RESOLUTION
Maximum Optical:	600 x 600 dpi
Black Output Range:	100 - 600 dpi
Color Output Range:	100 - 600 dpi
Grayscale Output Bit Depth:	8 bit
Color Output Bit Depth:	24 bit

Accessories

Power Voltage Management System.

$199.00

Reviews

Scanning at a higher resolution will take longer.
Sheet fed scanners decide all the settings for you so all you have to do is feed your photos through the slot.
Handheld scanners are most appropriate for small originals that are no bigger than the scanner itself. In theory, hand scanners allow you to scan a large original in more than one pass and "stitch" the scans together into a final image, but this is not a preferable scanning method.