Xerox carries a number of different dedicated scanners for different use cases. You can learn more about the different kinds of Xerox Scanners here. If you want to get down to the nitty-gritty, there’s also a detailed specification sheet available for the current models available.
In today’s QDoxs post, we’ll go over some of these scanners and take a closer look at their use cases. Whether you need a production scanner or a personal portable scanner, you’re in the right place!
Let’s begin:
Personal Scanners Are Great for Your Desk, and Mobile Scanners Perfect for When You’re on the Go
Xerox’s compact-yet-powerful scanners come in several different varieties. Some of these scanners, like the D35, are intended to be placed on your desk and generally used by a single person, or a very small group that doesn’t need to do much scanning throughout the day. These kinds of scanners are also ideal for home offices.
Other varieties of scanners in this category are more compact and designed to be mobile. Portable scanners, if you’ve never used one before, really do seem like a marvel of modern technology—these tiny scanners can easily fit into a travel bag or large purse, perfect for the individual or professional on the go. They’re even available as duplex mode scanners, saving you even more time.
Just because these scanners are small doesn’t mean you have to settle for lower quality; they all can scan up to 300 dpi.
Departmental Scanners for Busy Offices, and Production Scanners for Tabloid Sizes
For departments swamped with paperwork, Xerox’s departmental scanners have been specifically designed for both durability and speed, ensuring that you and your entire team can efficiently digitize even large stacks of documents. These scanners can accept various document types, including mixed media sizes and thicknesses (meaning that you can scan different types and sizes of document at the same time).
Xerox’s production scanners intended for even higher scanning volumes. These units are capable of handling big media, like tabloid and A3 size sheets. Often finding a home in publishing houses, design firms, and archives, these scanners are ideal for any organization that has large inputs and still wants to maintain quality and high scan speeds. Despite being capable of large inputs, Xerox’s production scanners have been engineered to be as compact and sleek as possible.
Xerox Multifunction Printers Are Devices That Can Do It All—Scan, Print, Copy, and Fax
As you know, our specialty at QDoxs are Xerox’s line of excellent multifunction printers. If you want to consolidate the functionality of multiple devices into a single, very efficient unit, an MFP might be the best choice for your workplace. In addition to high-capacity scanning, these units can print, copy, and fax—and so much more.
Whether you’d like to learn more about modern Xerox MFPs or dedicated scanners, our team is standing by to help connect you with the technology that’s perfect for your unique goals. Please feel free to contact us or request a free online quote. We look forward to getting to know you!
