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Epson
Epson DS-32000 Large Format Document Scanner 12"x220"
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High-speed large-format document scanner with 120-sheet feeder and 30,000-sheet daily duty cycle for demanding office workflows.
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Overview
Key Features
Sheetfed scanners exhibit smaller size than the flatbed scanner and use less desk space
Capable of scanning large documents in various resolutions and data formats
30-bit of color depth helps scan images with a wide color range
Specifications
Scan Speed
Up to 70 ppm / 140 ipm (duplex)
Document Feeder
120-Sheet Auto Document Feeder
Daily Duty Cycle
Up to 30,000 sheets
Maximum Scan Size
12" x 220"
Large Format Support
Up to 12" x 17"
Optical Resolution
1200 DPI
Media Types
Paper, Folded Pages, Plastic Cards, Sealed Envelopes, Passports
Display
2.7" Touchscreen
Driver Compatibility
TWAIN, ISIS
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum document size the Epson DS-32000 can scan?
It supports documents up to 12 inches wide and 220 inches long, and can handle oversized pages up to 12" x 17" flat.
How fast does this scanner process documents?
It scans at up to 70 pages per minute in simplex mode and 140 images per minute in duplex mode.
Can it scan items other than standard paper documents?
Yes, the DS-32000 can scan folded pages, plastic cards, sealed envelopes, and passports in addition to standard paper.
Is this scanner compatible with document management software?
It includes both TWAIN and ISIS drivers, ensuring compatibility with most document management and capture software systems.
How many sheets can the automatic document feeder hold at once?
The auto document feeder holds up to 120 sheets, reducing the need for frequent reloading during large batch scans.