HP ScanJet Enterprise Flow N9000 sn1 Scanner

Designed for scanning wide-format documents and heavy workloads with ease, the ScanJet Enterprise Flow N9000 sn1 Scanner from HP is equipped with an ADF (auto document feeder) that can fit up to 100 pages of A3 documents, with a daily recommended limit of 30,000 sheets and a maximum document size of 11.7 x 230". Compatible with Windows, Mac, and Linux, this scanner connects to your host system using a USB 3.2 Gen 1 port and features an optical resolution of 600 x 600 dpi for both color and grayscale, although it may also achieve an interpolated resolution of 1200 dpi. Both simplex and duplex scanning are supported, with up to 80 ppm/160 ipm possible when scanning at 300 dpi. Scanner operations may be conducted using an integrated 4.3" color touchscreen, while a Gigabit Ethernet port allows for network connectivity.

Posters, technical drawings, and more—this scanner handles up to A3 documents, without compromising quality. Capture a wide range of documents, even stacks of mixed media sizes and types, with HP EveryPage. Keep fragile documents preserved, with low-speed mode, which protects thin papers while scanning.

Scan documents quickly, with one-pass/two-sided scanning up to 80 pages/160 images per minute. Take care of heavy workloads with the 100 A3-page ADF, which is recommended for 30,000 sheets a day. Save time and reduce waste with two-sided scanning that captures all your data in a single pass. Tackle tasks quickly and easily, with the simple 4.3" color touchscreen.

Digitize files without worrying about running out of storage, with efficient file compression. Easily transfer scans into editable text, searchable PDF files, and more file types, using OCR. Save time reading and classifying files with a scanner that recognizes your files and does it for you. Scan images directly into applications with included and full-featured TWAIN, ISI, and WIA drivers.

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