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Performance
A Stable productivity and high quality Images generation are achieved simultaneously. The Digitizing line allows full production rate at 24 hours a day and 7 days a week including careful page handling at any time.
Intensive production and higher throughput for similar books may be reached using presets. A flexible algorithm will find automatically the best way to separate pages. One operatormay manage 4 Digitizing Lines at the same time and reach a productivity close to 6000 pages per hour. Document details.
Quality of flat Images
The image quality is above average. The image is free of perturbation or external element. The surface is flat and clean from any external mark. For getting a flat image, the book can be either pressed under the glass with a controlled pressure or kept close to the glass with no pressure.
The book is kept under constant temperature. Table of camera options and possible resolutions.
Specifications
Specification sheet: Dimensions L: 3.1 m (10.17 ft),
W: 1.5 m (4.92 ft),
H: 2.2 m (7.22 ft)Book holder height 1 m (3.28 ft) Weight 1300 Kg (2867 lb) Electrical power 400 V – 50 Hz – 3 phases Electrical consumption 10 KVA Heat generation 2.5 KW
Maintenance and productivity Life Time 10 years Maximum load 3 shifts / day, 7 days a week Running time 6 million cycles without maintenance Preventive regular maintenance Once a year MTBF 6500 hours Page flattening selectable from none to any weight up to 20 Kg (44 lb) PDF brochures:
- Download PDF specification brochure for model DL 1500 - DL 1800
- Download PDF specification brochure for model DL 3000What can't be done
Among a large variety of books and bound documents that may be processed on the Digitizing Line there is a minor set of particular cases that should be excluded:
• Books with very rigid bindings
• Spiral bound documents or bound in clamped folders
• The combination of very thick books with a very small page format
• Documents with extreme variations in page thickness
• Documents with foldouts or lose sheets
• Short pages mixed with long pages outside the tolerance of about 25 mm (1 in)