Professional Scanners for: Documents, Books, Microfilm & Microfiche, Large & Wide Format
If you are looking for quality scanners for your organization, iGuana is your supplier of choice.
Why Purchase Scanners from iGuana?
We offer a unique selection of professional scanners with installation & maintenance services provided by our own technical service division. We can supply and offer consulting services & technical support for desktop, network, departmental & production document scanners, book scanners, microfilm scanners, microfiche scanners, large & wide format scanners, flatbed scanners, industrial scanners, cultural heritage scanners, object scanners, X-ray scanners, and other hardware.
We can offer you a unique combination of products and services as part of a complete, one-stop-shop package:
Consulting Services
We analyze your needs and advise you which scanner you should purchase. It is essential that you purchase the correct scanner. If you choose your scanner incorrectly, you run the risk of incurring unexpected and unnecessary costs.
Hardware & Software
To convert paper / physical documents to digital files you will need more than just scanners – you will also need capture / processing software. We provide both hardware and software as part of one bundle. This will save you considerable time and money.
Installation & Maintenance Services
Like any other hardware, your scanner(s) will require installation, regular maintenance and parts replacement due to normal wear and tear. We will provide you with expert technical staff dedicated to and responsible for installation, maintenance and repair of your scanners, and serve as one point of contact for all your needs.
Select Brands in Our Portfolio
Desktop Scanners
Desktop document scanners easily fit on an office worker’s desktop and can typically scan 20-30 pages per minute. They are small, quick, intelligently designed scanning devices that are ideal for small offices and individual use. Note that desktop scanners are not the same type of document scanners that you use at home for occasional scanning.
Departmental Scanners
Departmental document scanners are designed to scan a few thousand pages per day and are usually set up as dedicated scanning stations for one or more departments. These are not multi-functional printers that you would normally find in a typical office. Departmental scanners are specialized machines designed to help streamline document processes in busy office environments.
For an overview of the Kodak Alaris i3000 Series scanners, click here.
Kodak Alaris i3200 Scanner
Kodak Alaris i3250 Scanner
Kodak Alaris i3300 Scanner
Kodak Alaris i3400 Scanner
Kodak Alaris i3450 Scanner
Kodak Alaris i3500 Scanner
Production Scanners
Production document scanners are used in high-volume, high-speed centralized scanning environments. For example, this type of document scanners is often used for daily processing of huge volumes of insurance claims, patient files, incoming mail, loan applications, etc. Production scanners can tackle the most demanding high-volume requirements.
For an overview of the Kodak Alaris i4000 Series scanners, click here.
Kodak Alaris i4250 Scanner
Kodak Alaris i4650 Scanner
Kodak Alaris i4850 Scanner
For an overview of the Kodak Alaris i5000 Series scanners, click here.
Kodak Alaris i5250 Scanner
Kodak Alaris i5650 Scanner
Kodak Alaris i5850 Scanner
Network Scanners
Network document scanners are used to scan documents directly to the network without having to use a PC. These document scanners are used to scan to applications, e-mail, fax servers, network folders, FTP sites, printers, flash drives, etc. With the help of network scanners you can get information quickly and easily into your workflow systems.
Large & Wide Format Scanners
Large and wide format document scanners are used to scan large and wide format documents that cannot be scanned using regular scanning devices. Examples of large or wide format documents include maps, blueprints, engineering or technical drawings, photographic images, architectural renderings, etc.
Book Scanners
Book scanners are used to scan books, magazines, and other bound documents. Book scanners are optimized to make the book or bound document scanning process as easy, simple and time efficient as possible and are widely used by libraries, museums and archives.
For an overview of the Qidenus book scanners series, click here.
Qidenus Robotic Book Scanner
Qidenus Mastered Book Scanner
Qidenus Smart Book Scanner
Qidenus Swan Document & Book Scanner
Microfilm & Microfiche Scanners
Microfilm & microfiche scanners are used to scan various types of microfilm & fiche. Microfilm consists of reduced scale photographic images of printed or other graphic material and microfiche is a transparent film card that stores printed information in miniature form.
For an overview of the Mekel MACH Series microfilm scanners, click here.
Mekel MACH 5 Microfilm Scanner (Crowley)
Mekel MACH 10 Microfilm Scanner (Crowley)
Mekel MACH 12 Microfilm Scanner (Crowley)
X-ray Film Scanners
X-ray film scanners are used for digitizing X-ray films, such as patient/medical X-rays. Hospitals and radiology offices find X-ray films extremely expensive to store and retrieve. This makes for a good business case to convert X-ray films to digital format.
Industrial Scanners
Industrial scanners are designed for the most demanding industrial & decor applications, such as: wood & laminate flooring, furniture design, ceramic tiles, textiles, leather, wallpaper manufacturing, engraving of press plates & cylinders, digital printing, industrial reproduction, etc.
Cultural Heritage Scanners
Cultural heritage scanners are designed for the fine art, cultural heritage & professional cartographic applications, such as scanning of maps, drawings, paintings, objects, etc. where excellent image quality, 3D data, and compliance with FADGI & Metamorfoze are important.
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