Fujitsu FI-5900C

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Able to scan an incredible 120 double-sided pages per minute! (300 dpi)
Use of high speed CCD image sensors along with the latest in image processing circuitry enables the fi-5900C to scan colour letter documents at a speedy 120 ppm/240 ipm (300 dpi). Incorporating all of this technology into the fi-5900C enables it to digitize an incredible one hundred thousand pages a day.

Efficient pre and post scanning processing!
The fi-5900C's ability to scan mixed batch documents containing paper of varying sizes, weights and colours virtually eliminates pre-scanning preparation needs. Also, the fi-5900C is equipped with an "active stacking tray" that automatically maintains a constant height, ensuring that scanned documents are always stacked in a neat and orderly fashion. The result is ever greater scanning efficiency for the user.

Eliminates multi-feed caused lost scanning time
The fi-5900C is armed with ultrasonic multi-feed detection sensors that detect whenever two or more sheets of paper have been simultaneously fed into the scanner. These sensors detect multi-feeds, even when scanning mixed batches containing paper of varying weights, sizes, colours and tones, thus guarding against potential scanning time loses before they even occur.

Image processing functions
The included Virtual ReScan (VRS) and unique image processing board enables users to:

Convert documents containing coloured backgrounds or shaded areas into highly legible monochrome images.

Automatically delete blank pages, rotate images so that each one is facing the proper orientation and automatically control contrast.

Suppress background noise and gradation to generate cleaner images that require less file size.

Create excellent images - even if they are not imaging experts.

Pre and post imprinter options
Imprinter options have been offered for users with demanding document management and verification needs. The fi-5900C supports both pre-imprinter (which prints on the front side of documents) and post-imprinter (which prints on the reverse-side of documents) options, both of which will greatly increase scanner usability.