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The DS-70 is easy to use, set up and transport with its space-saving design, powered by the included single USB cable via your laptop or PC. Its included OCR and document capture software easily creates editable text and searchable PDFs while TWAIN drivers enable seamless integration to third party applications.

The OpticFilm 8200i Ai has well-designed hardware features including a built-in infrared channel for easy dust and scratch removal which combine perfectly with the professional scanner software SilverFast from LaserSoft Imaging.

The Kodak E1040 is easy to setup and use. Simply power it on and start scanning in less than 10 seconds.

Detects documents and scans instantly. Just place your photo or document (receipts, business cards, tickets, etc.) into the document feeder of the Plustek ePhoto Z300

The DS-80W is easy to use, set up and transport with its space-saving design, and can be used without a power source, making it even easier to stay highly organised. It detects whether it’s in wireless or USB mode - no intervention required.

The stylish Brother MFC-J4540DW is a business-quality multifunction device offering print, copy, scan and fax functionality. Print from your workstation, anywhere in the home or from your mobile device via wireless connectivity or NFC.

The KODAK S2080w network scanner lets your team capture the information needed with superior image quality and data accuracy.

Capturing 50 pages per minute with the clarity and accuracy the KODAK S2050 Scanner is the perfect solution for when you need to get information into your business, with fast desktop scanning.

The Ricoh fi-8820 is designed for operations that need high-performance on a limited budget. With a generous Automatic Document Feeder capacity of 500 sheets and 120ppm speed, it will handle continuous scanning of large volumes of documents.

With scanning speeds of 100 ppm/200 ipm (200/300 dpi), the Ricoh fi-7600 greatly improves process efficiency. Large volumes of information can be captured from various media types, including thin paper, plastic cards, envelopes and long page documents.