No matter what type of documents you work with, Document Imaging Brokers can help you find the right scanning equipment that meets your particular needs for speed, image resolution and ease of operation. We sell a broad array of new, reconditioned / refurbished, and used document imaging scanners and microfilmers. We also offer an equipment rental program for customers with short term equipment needs.
Quality and Low Cost
Looking for top-of-the-line, reliable imaging equipment at a very affordable price? We specialize in both used and reconditioned document scanners, digital reader printers and microfilmers. Our reconditioned scanners are inspected by trained, experienced technicians who bring the equipment up to manufacturer standards so they qualify for service warranty plans. We offer a 30 day parts warranty on all used document imaging equipment.
State-of-the-Art Technology
If you need the latest technology the industry offers in document imaging, we also sell new equipment manufactured by the best names in the business offered at a discounted price..
Search our extensive line of equipment by either Product Line on the left side bar or by Manufacturer below.
For personal assistance, please contact Bob Gerlach at 301-975-0131 or email us at bob@dibscan.com.
Remember to check out our HOT DEALS link on the left for special discounts on select equipment this month.
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Scanner Departments - Click on the department to view the products
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Document scanners convert paper documents to an electronic image that can be stored on various electronic media, saving space and time to manage and retrieve information. They come in a wide variety of size and function, from stand-alone desktop models for individual needs to high-volume production scanners for enterprise solutions.
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Microfilm scanners convert 16mm, 35mm roll microfilm, COM fiche, jacketed microfilm and aperture cards to an electronic image. They range from small, low-volume scanners to high-volume production scanners.
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Large format scanners convert any document larger than 12” x 12” to an electronic image. Examples include blueprints, reprographic artwork, maps, photos, posters, sketches, books, legal documents, etc.
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Microfilmers convert paper documents to microfilm format. Some organizations still require microfilm because of its long-life record retention capability in a physical format. These are commonly used in government applications. Digital reader-printers take a microfilm image and convert it to an electronic image, to provide the same storage and retrieval benefits as traditional document scanners.
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