High-Volume, High-Capacity & High Speed
Production Scanners
interScan has a professional document scanner to meet all your business needs. Whether you are looking for high speed scanners for your business or a high volume commercial scanner. We are committed to innovation and delivering the most relevant document production scanners on the market today. We are continuously developing unique features to make our scanners the fastest, easiest to use, install and integrate.
interScan Scanners
DeskPro 3x1 Desktop Scanner
The DeskPro 3x1 is the latest model of dekstop production scanners. It is a cost-effective option that still has many capabilities of a bigger document scanner and is of high quality. It has customizable and upgradable speeds and is the smallest production scanner, making it easy to handle and transport if needed. The DeskPro 3x1 Desktop Scanner is FADGI compliant.
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âś“ Upgradable speeds of 100ppm to 120ppm | ||
âś“ Scratch Proof Glass with 3 year warranty | ||
âś“ FADGI Compliant | ||
âś“ Belt transport system and paperclip detection | ||
âś“ Readily accessible transport path | ||
âś“ SlowDown Modus |
DeskPro 6x1 Desktop Scanner
The DeskPro 6x1brings all the benefits of a high volume, document production scanner with the convenient size of a desktop scanner. This feature-rich scanner, complete with on-board Image Processing with gama correction, bi-cubic de-skew, cropping and dynamic binarization for perfect bitonal images.
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âś“ Upgradable speeds of 120ppm to 210ppm at 300dpi | ||
âś“ Scratch Proof Glass with 3 year warranty | ||
âś“ Full speed sorting | ||
âś“ Straight through paper path with paperclip detection | ||
âś“ Real time image processing and patch code reader onboard | ||
âś“ Unlimited 24/7 duty cycle |

This high-volume document scanner reaches speeds of 300ppm with outstanding paper handling, maximum operator comfort and the lowest cost of ownership makes the HiPro 8x1 production scanner the right tool for all high volume scanning applications.
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âś“ Upgradable speeds of 160ppm to 300ppm | ||
âś“ Backside third papertray for sorting documents, envelopes or separator sheets | ||
âś“ Two paper trays for sorting documents & high speed stacker arms | ||
âś“ Straight paper path for documents up to 5mm | ||
âś“ Easy connect via USB 3, Twain and ISIS driver. API Interface or LINUX connection | ||
âś“ Continuous feed, dual input hopper |
The JetPro Series scanner is a versatile high-speed open-track scanner and sorter that excels at digital transformation, designed to quickly handle large volumes of mixed documents up to 600ppm. Unique technology allows it to be the fastest scanner/sorter worldwide for high-resolution scanning. Definetly a production scanner to consider if you are looking for the fastest scanners out there. The latest image processing technology is also employed, dramatically improving the OCR recognition rate.
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âś“ 600ppm at 300dpi speed (A4) with up to 48 pockets | ||
âś“ High-speed envelope detection | ||
âś“ 4 lines intelligent imprinter with 4 different ways of pre or post imprinting | ||
âś“ Vacuum document transportation | ||
âś“ Full-speed MICR reader | ||
âś“ Two level transport with pockets on two levels. |
interScan offers the most comprehensive and flexible service solutions available. Our in-house team customizes service plans tailored to your specific needs.
To expand our coverage, we’ve partnered with Secur-Serv, providing access to over 3,500 field service technicians across the U.S. and Canada, including 35 dedicated technicians in 30 major metropolitan areas. Secur-Serv delivers top-tier nationwide service and support, offering quality, speed, flexibility, and cost control.
Additionally, InterScan enables our Reseller and BPO partners to become Authorized Service Providers, further extending our service capabilities.
Document Scanning Solutions

Government
Our scanners are trusted by local, state, and federal agencies to digitize sensitive, historic, and fragile documents. With FADGI Level 3 compliance and availability on GSA contracts, we make it easy for any agency to access the highest-quality scanning technology.

Scanning Service
Our DeskPro, HiPro and JetPro scanners are actively scanning millions of documents with a massive variety of document types and sizes. Paired with our CrossCap software and JetStream AI solutions, these solutions are the most cost effective, efficient solutions on the market today.

Voting/Elections
Our HiPro high-volume scanners have been specially customized to handle the unique demands of scanning ballots. Capable of scanning ballots in any condition at maximum speeds, they deliver fast, accurate results and exceptional quality—ensuring voter confidence and the integrity of every election.
Types of interScan document scanners
High-Volume Scanners
High volume document scanning is something we know about. We have several high volume commercial scanners in different sizes, different paper handling techniques, sorting options and more. With scanning speeds ranging from 120 to 600 ppm depending on the scanner at 300 DPI.
High-Speed Scanners
Speed is very important when you are dealing with large quanties of documents. At interScan we have scanners going up to 600 pages per minute at high dpi, with most of our scanners having upgradeable speeds. For example the JetPro is the fastest high quality scanner/sorter in the world.
High-Capacity Scanners
Scanning large amounts of documents can be a difficult task but with our high capacity document scanners this becomes a little easier. We have different size scanners depending on the capacity you want to scan and the physical space you have to put the production scanner.
Document Digitization
What is document digitization
Document digitization is converting physical documents into digital or electronic formats. This process involves using document scanners to capture images of the physical documents and then converting them into electronic files such as PDFs, JPEGs, or other digital formats. Digitized documents can be stored, shared, and accessed through various electronic devices and platforms, including computers, tablets, and smartphones. Document digitization is a critical component of document management and can help organizations to streamline their operations, reduce costs, and improve efficiency.
Benefits of Document Digitization
- Space and cost savings: By converting physical documents into digital formats, you can reduce storage space and associated costs, such as renting, purchasing, and maintaining physical documents.Improved accessibility and searchability: Digital documents can be easily searched, accessed, and shared remotely, which increases productivity and collaboration among team members.Enhanced security: Digital documents can be secured with access controls and encryption, protecting sensitive information from unauthorized access.Disaster recovery: Digital documents can be backed up and stored in multiple locations, providing a disaster recovery plan in case of any natural calamity or technical failure.Better compliance: Digitized documents can help organizations to comply with regulatory requirements by ensuring proper retention and disposition of records.Improved workflow and efficiency: Digital documents can streamline business processes and enable automation, improving efficiency and productivity.
Production Scanner FAQ
Difference between a production scanner and a standard scanner
The primary distinctions between a production scanner and a standard scanner are with their speed, volume and capacity. Production scanners, often referred to as professional or commercial scanners are high-speed or high-volume scanners. Which are engineered to manage significantly larger quantities of documents in a shorter amount of time. These high-capacity scanners are built with robust paper handling mechanisms and advanced image processing features, making them indispensable tools in environments where frequent and large-scale document scanning is required.
Types of documents that can be scanned with a production scanner
Production scanners are versatile and are capable of scanning a wide range of standard paper documents, including letters, reports, business cards, and receipts. Additionally, these high-capacity scanners are designed to handle various types of media efficiently.
Type of paper sizes a production scanner can handle
Production scanners are capable of scanning both small and large documents with ease. These high-capacity scanners are designed to accommodate a wide range of document sizes, from small items like business cards and receipts to larger formats such as A3 or even bigger, depending on the specific model of the scanner.
Speed at which production scanners can scan documents
Most production scanners, including the smaller desktop scanners like the DeskPro are engineered to scan hundredths of pages per minute, making them ideal for high-volume scanning tasks. These high-speed scanners are built to handle large batches of documents quickly, significantly improving workflow efficiency. For those with even greater demands, high-end models like the JetPro take productivity to the next level, with the capability to scan up to several hundredths of pages per minute.
Production Scanning FAQ
What is Production Scanning
Production scanning is the process with which large amounts of paper documents are scanned quickly and efficiently utilizing specially made document scanners to do so. Production scanning refers to the process of capturing and digitizing large volumes of documents or images in an efficient and organized manner. It involves using high-speed scanners to convert physical documents into electronic files. Production scanning is often utilized in industries such as banking, healthcare, and legal, where there is a need to process and manage a significant amount of paperwork or records.
Definition of Production Scanning
Production scanning digitizes large volumes of paper documents quickly and efficiently. It involves high-speed document scanners that can process thousands of pages per hour.
Who uses Production Scanning
Production scanning is typically used by organizations that need to convert large volumes of paper records into digital formats, such as government agencies, financial institutions, and healthcare providers.
How does it work
During production scanning, documents are loaded into a feeder, which pulls them through the scanner. The scanner captures an image of each page, which is then processed and stored in a digital format, such as a PDF or TIFF file. Production scanning can be automated to a large extent, with features such as double-feed detection, blank page removal, and auto-rotation of pages to ensure that all documents are captured accurately.
What are the benefits of Production Scanning
Production scanning can significantly improve document management efficiency, eliminating manual data entry and allowing for quick and easy retrieval of digital records. It also reduces the risk of document loss or damage, as digital records can be backed up and stored securely in the cloud or a server.
High Volume Scanning FAQ
What is High-Volume Scanning
High volume scanning is the process of scanning a large volume of documents. In order to do this effectively production scanning can be used with scanning hardware. High volume scanning refers to the process of scanning or digitizing a large volume of documents or materials. This technique is commonly used in various industries to convert paper documents, such as invoices, forms, or records, into digital files. High volume scanning can greatly streamline document management processes, improve accessibility, and reduce physical storage requirements. It often involves using specialized scanners and software to automate the scanning process and achieve efficient digitization.
Definition of High Volume Scanning
High-volume, or bulk scanning, refers to digitizing many physical documents quickly and efficiently.
What are the benefits of high volume scanning
- Reduced storage space: By converting paper documents into digital format, organizations can reduce the amount of physical storage required for document storage, freeing up valuable office space and eliminating the need for expensive off-site storage.Improved document access: With digital documents, organizations can quickly and easily search for and retrieve documents, reducing the time and effort required to find information.Increased productivity: High-volume scanning can improve productivity by reducing the time and effort required to manage paper documents. Employees can spend less time searching for and handling physical documents and more time on value-added tasks.Enhanced security: Digital documents can be encrypted and password protected, reducing the risk of unauthorized access or loss of sensitive information.Cost savings: By reducing the need for physical storage and streamlining document management processes, organizations can save on storage and administrative costs.Compliance: Digital documents can be stored and managed in compliance with regulatory and legal requirements, reducing the risk of fines or legal action.
Difference Production Scanning and High-Volume Scanning
Production scanning and high-volume scanning are very similar, both include the process of scanning large quantities of documents in an effective manner. High-volume scanning is an overall term used in any situation that involves large volumes of documents being scanned. Production scanning is when there is a process and hardware specifically included in for example a business to accomodate the high volume scanning.