Book & Large-Format Scanners

For all Volumes, Needs and Budgets

GGS offers a wide range of book and large-format scanning solutions to fit any environment and collection, whether the material consists of books, oversized documents, manuscripts, maps, blueprints or a combination. Use this chart to determine which scanner size is needed to fit your material then choose from the list of options below to find your ideal scanner.

• A3 – 11.7in x 16.5in (297mm x 420mm)
• A2 – 16.5in x 23.4 in (420mm x 594mm)
• A1 – 23.4in x 33.1 in (594mm x 841mm)
• A0 – 33.1in x 46.8in (841mm x 1189mm)

Click on the chart to view a more detailed list of A-series and ANSI paper sizes.

ZEUTSCHEL ZETA COMFORT

• 100-600 dpi true optical resolution
• PerfectBook 3D automatic book curve correction software
• Line CCD array camera for 100% true color capture (RGB)
• Focused single-source LED lighting
• Comfort book cradle

ZEUTSCHEL OS 15000 ADVANCED PLUS

• 100-600 dpi true optical resolution
• OmniScan Advanced Software
• Motorized book cradle with self-opening glass plate

QIDENUS ROBOTIC BOOK SCAN 3.0

• Up to 400 dpi resolution
• QiScan Software Suite
• Fully-automatic, semi-automatic, and manual operating modes
• 80° V-shaped adjustable book cradle

ZEUTSCHEL OS 12002 COMFORT

• Up to 600 dpi resolution
• OmniScan Advanced Software
• Manual comfort book cradle without glass plate

ZEUTSCHEL OS 12000 G

• Grayscale capture only
• Up to 600 dpi resolution
• OmniScan Advanced Software
• Comfort book cradle, optional advanced book cradle with self-opening glass plate

ZEUTSCHEL OS 14000 A1

• Up to 600 x 600 dpi true optical resolution
• OmniScan Advanced Software
• Bi-directional scanning
• Interchangeable scanner tables and book cradles, with or without glass plate

SOFTWARE OPTIONS

• Power your scanner with a compatible software solution to optimize results
• Avision Button Manager
• Qidenus QiScan
• Zeutschel OS12, PerfectBook, QM-Tool, Goobi and Hermes

MEET AND EXCEED EXPECTATIONS

Let a Nexus representative assess your individual needs and determine which book scanning system fits all requirements. We offer over a dozen different options designed to fit every environment, from patron to back-office settings; on-demand to production-level and robotic scanning; office copying to archival preservation; and more.

What is a large-format scanner?

A large-format scanner is an imaging system capable of digitizing oversized materials. Oversized material is usually considered to be anything larger than 8.5” x 11” (A4) and can include maps, blueprints, manuscripts, etc.

What size scanner do I need?

To determine the maximum scan area required, find the largest item in your collection and measure its length and width. (If the material is a bound volume, lay it flat with the pages open and measure the full width across both pages). Then compare that measurement with our A-series paper size chart to decide which size scanner is right for your digitization project.