Book Scanner System

Product features:

  • - Fast and time saving

  • - Backup and digital library

  • - Digitizing language

  • - Management with an improved and automated system

  • - Information sharing

  • - Reduce paper use

  • - Accuracy and quality

  • - Data security

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    Book Scanner System


    METIS EDS ALPHA

    Product features:

  • - Scannable original document A2 size

  • - Adjustable light resolution up to 600 PPI

  • - Scan and save images within 5 seconds

  • - V-table base, individually adjustable distance and level.

  • - Automatic shape recognition function Tilt correction and curvature correction

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    METIS EDS GAMMA

    Product features:

  • - Scannable original document A1 size

  • - Adjustable light resolution up to 800 PPI

  • - Scan and save images within 5 seconds

  • - V-table base, individually adjustable distance and level.

  • - Automatic shape recognition function Tilt correction and curvature correction

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    METIS DRS 752 DCS

    Product features:

  • - Maximum scan format: 50 x 75 cm (19.68 x 29.53 in)

  • The DRS 752 DCS introduces important features such as:

  • An automated electronic book cradle with a motorized and highly versatile glass, capable of handling up to 50 x 75 cm (19.68 x 29.53 in) originals and up to 30 cm (11.8 in) of thickness. The automatic book cradle accepts books as well as drawings, maps and even other originals.

  • An innovative digital camera with 16K imaging sensor that allows a native optical resolution of 800 PPI (software ad­justable up to 1600 PPI). This allows generating real “virtual copies” of the originals.

  • The innovative DC SynchroLight lighting system. The DC Synchrolight (Dynamically Controlled Synchronized Light) is a METIS patent protected technology.

  • METIS DC SynchroLight gives the ability to control and change dynamically, instantly and automatically the angle and intensity of the light emitted by the various light sources in the scanning area, making it possible to optimize the result of the digitization, depending on the type and nature of the originals.