Image Access
The wide format scanner market has changed dramatically over the last few years. Improvements in color and grayscale image quality, actual scanner speed and file processing times allow users to be more productive and realize initial return on investment much faster. Image Access now incorporates more options and accessories, further broadening the choices customers can make.
With its WideTEK wide format, flatbed, art, and Bookeye book scanners, Image Access has the widest portfolio of products in the industry. Archives, libraries, museums, government and industry can digitize wide format originals up to 60″ wide with the book scanners, flatbed scanners, sheet feed scanners, duplex scanners and the unique art scanner WideTEK ART.
Wide Format Scanners
Creative Technology. Fast Scans. Brilliant Results. Image Access WideTEK wide format scanners are the fastest and most productive wide format scanners on the market. All of the specified scanning speeds are guaranteed, due to the Scan2Net® technology integrated in the scanner´s own built in 64 bit Linux PC. A Scan2Net scanner is a true standalone system capable of scanning directly to FTP servers, hot folders, USB drives, to cloud applications in the internet or copying to printers directly, without the need for an extra PC.
- Scan blueprints, maps, color posters, display graphics, artwork, photographs, newspapers, periodicals, catalogs and magazines
- Face up scanning (no more “blind” scanning)
- Virtual rescan, modify images without rescanning
- Scan drafts and advertising on paper board, photos, fabrics, tiles
Art Scanners
Perfect Art Scanning. With the introduction of the WideTEK ART scanners, Image Access makes it possible to scan fine art without the need for complicated camera studio setups. Ideally, the scanner can sit in a museum for scanning entire collections or can be driven around in a mobile setup. An ingenious system for space-saving transport, as well as simple and fast setup and dismantling make the scanner the ideal mobile tool for digitization service providers, which can now deliver their services directly in the museums, galleries or exhibitions.
- High quality replica production and preservation of artwork for sale in museums, archives and auction houses
- Contact-free scanning of fragile material or even wet artwork
- Real time display of scanned images, modify images without rescanning
- Industrial quality control of textured heavy, thick or wet material. Integration into existing QA workflows
- Face up scanning (no more “blind” scanning)
- Fastest 3D texture color scanning at 21.1 mm/s / 0.83 inch/s @ 300dpi
Flatbed Scanners
WideTEK, the world’s fastest large format color flatbed, covers applications in every market, whether it is in the medical, government, industrial or graphics arts sector. The color flatbed scanners, WideTEK 12 and WideTEK 25 have been designed to produce fast scans in optimal image resolution, suitable to fit just about any application
Simply put, there is no better large format flatbed scanner on the market, with or without the optional backlight unit.
- Scan maps, color posters, display graphics, artwork, photographs, newspapers, periodicals, catalogs, magazines, drafts and advertising on paper board, photos, fabrics, tiles
- Full scan in less than 3 seconds
- Real time display of scanned images
- Archive bound and stapled documents like contracts, accounts and documentation
- Surface inspection, print output control Braille control
Book Scanners
Digitization Excellence and High Productivity. The Image Access Bookeye scanner features an automatic book cradle with up to 10 cm height adjustment, a glass plate that opens automatically and of course the 140 degree V-book cradle. Bookeye is the world`s only working A1+ overhead book scanner that accommodates both flat documents – with or without the glass plate; as well as large, fragile bound documents, using the protective V cradle.
- Archive documents from national and local government agencies, registries and nonprofit organizations
- Scan newspapers, periodicals, catalogs and magazines
- Digitize bound and stapled documents like contracts, accounts and documentation
- Preserve books and sensitive historical documents
