Ricoh fi-8170 - Premium - document scanner - Dual CIS - Duplex - - 600 dpi x 600 dpi - up to 70 ppm (mono)/up to 70 ppm (color) - CG01000303101 MPN:CG01000-303101

Introducing the Ricoh fi-8170 Premium document scanner, designed to streamline your workflow with its lightning-fast speed and versatile functionality. Capable of scanning up to 70 pages per minute in black and white or color, this high-speed scanner saves you time and increases productivity. With a 100-sheet feeder capacity and support for long document scanning, the Ricoh fi-8170 is perfect for handling a range of document types and sizes. Its automatic duplexing feature ensures efficient two-sided scanning, reducing manual intervention and further boosting efficiency. Environmentally friendly with ENERGY STAR certification and eco-friendly design features, this scanner is ideal for businesses that prioritize sustainability. Equipped with advanced image processing capabilities, the Ricoh fi-8170 delivers high-quality scans that are easy to read and analyze. The EPEAT Silver-certified Ricoh fi-8170 provides reduced environmental impact from multiple eco-attributes while helping you save money through energy efficiency. Make your document management a breeze with the reliable and powerful Ricoh fi-8170 Premium document scanner.

Top product features:

• Dual CIS technology for high-speed scanning
• Automatic duplex scanning for efficient two-sided scanning
• Advanced image processing for enhancing scan quality and removing blank pages

Top product applications:

• Document Management System Integration: Efficiently digitize large amounts of paper-based documents to create electronic records for easy storage, retrieval, and management within DMS platforms like Microsoft SharePoint or Documentum.
• Accounts Payable Automation: Scan and extract data from invoices to streamline the AP process by automatically routing approvals and delivering digital records to the appropriate workflow.
• Record Digitization for Government Agencies and Libraries: Preserve historical records by digitizing books, archival documents, or microfilm, using advanced image processing technology to create searchable electronic records that are accessible to researchers worldwide.