Panasonic KV-S1037X
In every working environment, space is at a premium so it's vital that your technology helps - rather than hinders - the way your business works, delivering the performance and space-saving design you demand. The KV-S1037X personal workgroup scanner provides industryleading performance, with versatile document handling capabilities and a compact footprint.
High-performance scanning in a compact body
The KV-S1037X - can achieve scanning speeds of up to 30ppm / 60ipm @ 300dpi in color
Compact footprint means the scanner fits easily into the smallest of spaces such as a reception desk or small office cubicle
Versatile document handling
The KV-S1037X offers passport scanning, as well as scanning of embossed hard cards and long documents, such as EKGs
It can also handle documents weighing between 5.4 - 91 lbs.
Wired and wireless connectivity
The KV-S1037X includes 802.11 b / g / n wireless network connectivity
The KV-S1037X also offers a builtin Gigabit Ethernet allowing you to connect directly to your office network
High-speed / high capacity output
Alongside impressively compact dimensions, the KV-S1037X scanner delivers performance to match anything in its class. Alongside an auto-document feeder (ADF) capacity of 50 sheets, the model scans at up to 30ppm / 60ipm @ 300dpi in color, giving you the same speeds for both binary and color documents.
Unmatched document versatility
When it comes to document and media handling capabilities, the KV-S1037X scanner is more than a match for the competition. It can scan paper and hard cards weighing between 5.4 - 91 lbs. and can scan passports as well as long-paper at unlimited lengths. This scanner can handle documents ranging from invoices to medical scripts and ID cards.
Real-world reliability
The KV-S1037X scanner is designed to meet the rigorous demands of any office user. It has a daily duty of up to 3,000 pages and a rated roller replacement cycle of 100,000 pages. The Active Double Feed Prevention Roller System ensures fewer scanning delays and smoother scanning operation.