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The ScanSnap iX100 is the world's fastest battery powered ScanSnap. Whether scanning receipts, contracts, recipes, or plastic cards, the iX100 takes scanning beyond the desktop and into your mobile world. Completely wireless and weighing only 400 g, the iX100 brings mobility and wireless scanning to your PC or Mac as well as iOS or Android device.

The Ricoh SP-1130N scans documents at 30 ppm/60 ipm (A4 portrait 200/300 dpi) and loads up to 50 sheets at a time, with a compact and network compatible design.

Brother ADS-4500W is simple and intuitive, offering a user-friendly touch screen combined with the option of wired and wireless connectivity.

The RICOH fi-8040 is designed for organisations looking for a scanner that combines market-leading image quality, versatile connectivity and an intuitive user experience.

Based on the world’s most trusted scanning technology, the Ricoh fi-7300NX delivers flexible, centralised capture for organisations with distributed teams or scanning needs.

S2060W includes wireless connectivity, enable multiple users to easily share scanners in a distributed environment. Integrate easily using our Web API, so no device drivers need to be installed on the host computer, tablet, or mobile device. 

The DSmobile DS-940DW is engineered to be truly flexible. Featuring a built-in battery, Wi-Fi and intuitive LCD panel, setup is effortless. Digitising your files whether in the office or out on the road is simple.

The Ricoh SP-1120N scans documents at 20 ppm/40 ipm (A4 portrait 200/300 dpi) and loads up to 50 sheets at a time, with a compact and network compatible design.

The Ricoh SP-1125N scans documents at 25 ppm/50 ipm (A4 portrait 200/300 dpi) and loads up to 50 sheets at a time, with a compact and network compatible design.

The KODAK S2085f Scanner features an integrated A4 flatbed scanner for exception document handling that is ideal for any document-heavy process that needs to digitize business-critical data trapped on paper at the edge of a process.