Paradigm Imaging Group Offers HDPLUS Scanner Series

All materials on main scanner unit are recyclable.

by DE Editors | Published May 12, 2008

Paradigm Imaging Group (Costa Mesa, CA), a supplier of large-format scanning, printing, and document archiving solutions, released nine new scanners from Graphtec, the HD-Plus Series. The 42-in. CS610/510/IS210 HD+ series features 600 dpi true optical resolution; maximum resolution up to 9600 dpi (pro models); B/W scan speed — up to 9 inches per second (pro models); color scan speed — up to 3 inches per second (pro models); no warm-up time; no mirrors or camera lenses; upgradeable; Energy Star compliant; and 3-year on-site warranty.

Graphtec's newest entry into the 36-in scanner category is the CSX300 HD+. With a retail price of under $10,000, this full-color scanner offers superior performance at an affordable price.

Some of the notable features of the CSX300 HD+ include 600 dpi true optical resolution; maximum resolution up to 9600 dpi; B/W scan speed — up to 6 inches per second; color scan speed — up to 2 inches per second; no warm-up time; no mirrors or camera lenses; optical detection of standard paper sizes; convenient face-up document scanning; "Green" manufacturing — all materials on main scanner unit are recyclable; Energy Star compliant; and offer a 1-year on-site warranty.

All the new scanners include Graphtec's exclusive Scanning Master 21+ Software, which includes Scan-Print Button added for ease-of-use, automatic skew correction, and automatic size detection.

For details, contact Paradigm Imaging Group.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.

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