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  • tmaged
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    • Oct 2008
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    #1

    24" Wide format scanner

    I have a library looking for a scanner to save old newspapers that are 11 X 23.
    I see HP has the Designjet T830 that has a scanner. I'm not sure how the scanners are on these and if
    they would work for that type of application ? I would rather recommend something more expensive that
    wouldn't be a problem for them. Anyone have any input ?
    Thanks !
    Hope that helps !
    -Tony
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  • slimslob
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    • May 2013
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    Re: 24" Wide format scanner

    Any wide document printers that has for copying construction documents scanners on will work. I know both Ricoh and Epson make them.

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    • blackcat4866
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      • Jul 2007
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      Re: 24" Wide format scanner

      If they are old crumbly newspaper, the HP T830 will wad them up and spit out the pieces. You almost need a transparent sleeve to slip the newpaper sheet into. Or a large flatbed scanner.

      One of my customers was scanning 100yr old blueprint originals. They ended up adhering them to a backing page with spray adhesive, or the original would come out the other side of the scanner in crumbled bits. Perhaps that's the solution. =^..^=
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      • tmaged
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        Re: 24" Wide format scanner

        Thanks for the input. I called Scantastik and talked to them. She said a flatbed would probably be the best option.
        She also mentioned about putting them in a large sheet protector if you were going to run them through some type of feeder.
        I appreciate it !
        Hope that helps !
        -Tony
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        • mardosoo
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          • Oct 2023
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          Re: 24" Wide format scanner

          For digitizing 11 X 23-inch old newspapers, it's advisable to choose a specialized book and document scanner designed for preserving delicate materials, such as the Epson Expression or Fujitsu ScanSnap series. These scanners offer high-quality scanning and gentle handling suitable for archival purposes, ensuring the preservation of historical documents. The HP Designjet T830, primarily a large-format printer with scanning capabilities, may not be the optimal choice for this specific application.

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          • slimslob
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            Re: 24" Wide format scanner

            Originally posted by mardosoo
            For digitizing 11 X 23-inch old newspapers, it's advisable to choose a specialized book and document scanner designed for preserving delicate materials, such as the Epson Expression or Fujitsu ScanSnap series. These scanners offer high-quality scanning and gentle handling suitable for archival purposes, ensuring the preservation of historical documents. The HP Designjet T830, primarily a large-format printer with scanning capabilities, may not be the optimal choice for this specific application.
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