Epson Workforce DS-970 Color Document Scanner

Model No.:B11B251201

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The Epson DS-970 Document Scanner will scan at a fast speed of 85 pages per minute and has a daily duty cycle of 9000 pages. It includes a 100 sheet automatic document feeder. Scan embossed cards and documents of over 6 meters long with the Epson Workforce DS-970 Color Scanner.

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$949.00

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Main Features

A4 desktop scanner
85 pages per minute scan speed
Double sided scans
9000 pages daily duty cycle
100 sheet automatic document feeder
Scans embossed cards
Scans documents over 6 meters long
USB port

Specifications

General Specifications

Specifications Scanner:

Scanner Type:Sheet-fed, one-pass duplex color scanner Sensor:Color CIS Optical Resolution:600 dpi Maximum Resolution:1200 dpi Color and Grayscale Scan Mode (Bit Depth):30-bit internal/24-bit external Monochrome Bit Depth:Input 10-bit/ Output 8-bit Output Resolution:50 to 1200 dpi Effective Pixels:5100 x 9300 pixels Light Source:Three-color RGB LED Scanning Speed:85 ppm/170 ipm: 200 and 300 dpi Black-and-White, Color, Gray; 16 ppm/32 ipm: 400 and 600 dpi Black-and-White, Gray, Color1

Automatic Document Feeder:

Capacity:100 sheets Document Sizes:Minimum: 2" x 2"; Maximum: 8.5" x 240" at 200 dpi; Maximum: 8.5" x 215" at 300 dpi Paper Weight:27 − 413 g/m2Card Thickness: Maximum: less than 1.24 mm with emboss Reliability:Peak daily duty cycle2: 9,000 sheets; Consumables (roller assembly kit): 200,000 pages

General:

Temperature:41° to 95° F (5° to 35° C) Dimensions:11.6" x 8.3" x 8.5" (W x D x H) Weight:7.9 lb Security:Kensington® type

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Accessories

Power Voltage Management System.

$199.00

Reviews

Only scan the part of the image you want - crop any unnecessary parts using the scanner’s built in software features. This saves you time and disk space.
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.
If you'll be happy with photo scans that can be viewed onscreen or reprinted at the same size, but with noticeable color shifts and loss of resolution, consider using an inexpensive sheet fed scanner.