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We are after an A3 Colour Scanner possibily with a Automatic Document Feeder for our D&T Graphics Department and ...
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3rd February 2008, 03:45 PM #1 A3 Scanner
Hello,
We are after an A3 Colour Scanner possibily with a Automatic Document Feeder for our D&T Graphics Department and also Reprographics department.
Can anybody recommend a decent scanner? We did have a cheap A3 Mustek but it wasn't that good. I've looked at the Epson GT-15000 which seems ok but a little expensive.
Thanks,
Rob
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3rd February 2008, 04:01 PM #2
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Rob I'd recommend the Epson GT-15000, our Media and D&T department both have one.
They're pretty durable in the education environment too.
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3rd February 2008, 04:03 PM #3 Do you have any colour photocopiers that can be networked? Could save you having to buy additional kit.
I'm sure we have a GT-15000 here, had no complaints. It was expensive to buy, I got it a while ago when I was given a fairly large sum of money to spend on kit without time to consult staff or plan a wise spend................
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3rd February 2008, 05:28 PM #4 
Originally Posted by
joe90bass
Do you have any colour photocopiers that can be networked? Could save you having to buy additional kit.
I'm sure we have a GT-15000 here, had no complaints. It was expensive to buy, I got it a while ago when I was given a fairly large sum of money to spend on kit without time to consult staff or plan a wise spend................
+1 for the networked copier/MPF option. The ADF option is what sends the price of the GT-15000 through the roof. I'd question that you have that volume of A3 copying to justify an ADF on a dedicated network or host-attached scanner. We hardly ever use our Epson GT 10000, just do all our A3 copying and printing on our toshiba copier which can do everything but make a cup of coffee, allthough it does cost a pretty penny as we have it on lease.
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3rd February 2008, 08:56 PM #5 I agree with both sides, I have some GT-10000s and they are great scanners, very reliable bits of kit, and I also have a few Toshey Colour Copiers that we use the scanning on, and they are great bits of kit and not badly priced at all.
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3rd February 2008, 10:07 PM #6 +2 for the networked photocopier - get rid of some printers while your at it
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4th February 2008, 07:39 AM #7 Got a couple of GT-15000 and also trialling a NIC in one of the scanners as well, needless to say that isn't cheap either.
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4th February 2008, 07:57 AM #8
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Indeed I also agree with both sides. Networking the copier isn't a bad idea. If you're looking to purchase an A3 scanner designated to a room then the Epson's aren’t a bad option if budget allows.
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