InoTec 400-Series Production Scanners
Efficient and Reliable
Solutions for Production
Document Scanning
InoTec’s SCAMAX® 400-series production document scanners utilize innovative and energy-efficient technology to enhance product reliability and scanner throughput for even the most difficult and high-volume of scanning projects. Image enhancements and processing are handled by the scanner’s own internal hardware – improving workflow productivity by eliminating the need for time-consuming post-processing on an external PC.
Powered by InoTec’s SCAMAX® scan+ software, the 400-series includes the 403, 413, 423 and 433 models. With bitonal/color throughput of between 90 to 170 ppm, the 400-series has a newly designed feeder concept which ensures that a widely varying range of documents can be fed automatically through the scanner. Even the thinnest of paper is transported through the scanner reliably, ensuring minimum downtime due to misfeeds.
In addition to distributing the InoTec production document scanners in North America, Crowley also utilizes the impressive capture hardware in our digitization services bureau. Click the ‘Related Articles’ tab below to read about a few projects that were completed using the InoTec scanners.
- High-volume scanning with scan speeds up to 340 images per minute
- No daily volume limits
- No consumable costs
- Minimal consumable requirements
- Incredibly low lifetime ownership costs
- 90ppm, 120ppm and 150ppm models upgradable in the field as required
- ISIS-, TWAIN-, Kofax VRS- and Kofax Express-compatible
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Visit Crowley’s InoTec YouTube playlist for more product videos
- Blog Post: Interview with InoTec’s Benjamin Meyer on Image Quality for Document Digitization
- Article and Video: Incredible ‘cannon fodder’ cartoon found in 1921 census predicted ‘next war’ (see InoTec scanners at the 2-minute mark)
- Article: The Archives of the Future (NSRC utilizes InoTec scanners as part of its digitization efforts)
- Case Study: U.S. Digitization Project
- Case Study: St. Mary’s Hospital
- Case Study: U.S. National Archives
- Blog Post: Scanning the 1921 Census of England and Wales
- Blog Post: Forever Young: Preserving Oak Hill Cemetery Lot and Stereoscopic Cards through Digitization
- Blog Post: DAR, Darling: Digitizing Revolutionary Ladies
- Blog Post: From Scanning to Salmon: Installing an InoTec in Alaska
- Vertical Sheet: County Government Solutions and Sample Clients
- Vertical Sheet: State Archive Solutions and Sample Clients