GEC NEWS WIREHigh-speed scanners with advanced feed technology designed for demanding regional businesses
Epson has announced the UAE launch of its latest range of A4 scanners to boost paper capture productivity for electronic document archiving and distribution. With high scanning speeds and advanced feed technology, the WorkForce DS-510 and DS-510N are designed to improve efficiency and integrate seamlessly into document management and cloud systems.
The new compact models have scanning speeds of up to 26ppm/52ipm in both monochrome and colour and an Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) with a capacity of 50 A4 pages. To speed up large batch scanning, both models offer one-pass duplex scanning, HW JPEG compression and double-feed detection with ultrasonic sensor. The versatile scanners have advanced feed technology, which allows for smooth paper loading and reduces the risk of multi-feeds for reliable paper capture when processing large batches.
When combined with Epson Document Capture Pro, the optional Network Interface Unit offers ‘push scan’ features and customisation of ‘scan to’ commands, such as ‘scan to email’, ‘scan to Microsoft SharePoint and ‘scan to cloud’. The WorkForce DS-510N is network ready.
The EpsonScan software offers a wide range of functionality including barcode recognition, zonal OCR support, TWAIN, ISIS and WIA drivers. Epson Document Capture Pro client and server as well as Document Capture for Mac are compatible for both the models to speed up workflow and enable users to capture, convert and distribute scanned information in virtually any document repository or document management system.
Khalil El-Dalu, General Manager, Epson Middle East, said, “The WorkForce DS-510 and DS-510N have been designed for busy companies who need scanners that can produce quality work at speed. These scanners are packed with Epson technology that enables complex tasks to be carried out easily, without the need for any special training. This will help organisations in the UAE to speed-up workflow and improve efficiency.”
