Xerox, XDM6440-U, DocuMate sheet-fed Scanner, 600 DPI Optical, 24-Bit Color, 8-Bit Grayscale, 60 Duplex Scanning, USB
Information is the lifeblood of every business. In today's digital world, it's important to be able to manage paper documents and unlock business-critical data stored in documents. The Xerox® DocuMate® 6440 is one of the fastest and most user-friendly scanners in its class. With its advanced paper handling technology, integrated image enhancing software and a small footprint, the DocuMate 6440 is packed with features that will change how you look at and manage paper documents and information. No Industry Left Behind Its versatility, combined with advanced features makes the DocuMate 6440 an attractive solution for banking, education, energy, financial, government, healthcare and manufacturing industries. Plastic ID and insurance cards, as well as paper documents, can be scanned through the automatic document feeder (ADF) which holds up to 80 pages. Fast scanning speeds of 60 ppm and 120 ipm in duplex, plus a 6,000 page daily duty cycle ensures the technology is a productive addition to your document capture workflow. Automated Workflow with One Easy Touch The DocuMate 6440 is powered by Visioneer® OneTouch® technology to scan documents instantly to one of nine preset, yet completely configurable destinations. Visioneer OneTouch takes control of your document management workflows and scans in data using the optimal settings for resolution, color, duplex, auto-crop, auto-straighten and file format, and then delivers it to virtually any application, folder or device at the touch of a button. Working together with Acuity image enhancing software, imagine the workflow possibilities of delivering perfect scanned paper documents in a searchable PDF format to email or Microsoft® SharePoint® or a custom web application for your enterprise, all right at your fingertips. Not only is this a productivity gain, but it greatly reduces the training time for scanner users, further helping your return on investment.
