Our solutions for archives

Phase One’s multispectral system was designed for artistic, cultural and scientific applications, in particular for revealing hidden details of artworks and documents. It combines high-resolution medium-format camera technology with multispectral imaging, so it also captures in the infrared and ultraviolet ranges.

The analysis produces eight images in different spectral ranges. This is how texts in poor condition, faded or scraped off become legible, and how painted surfaces and materials can be analysed.

E-ImageData ScanPro All-in-One devices make it easy to digitise 16 and 35 mm microfilm and microfiche. The device reads, scans and prints quickly and accurately, and crops the scanned images automatically.

BookTEK (formerly Bookeye) book scanners are suitable for the damage-free digitisation, up to A1 size, of records, books, contracts, plans, newspapers and maps that cannot be scanned conventionally, taken apart or unfolded.

With its scanning area of 635 × 1,270 mm, the VERSASCAN 2550 A1+ flatbed scanner is suitable for digitising maps, plans and other large sheets. Its V3D technology means that textured and reflective surfaces, such as seals and coins, can also be captured in the best quality.

The ROBO SCAN V2 offers robotic and manual scanning in a single unit: alongside automatic page turning, difficult books can also be scanned by hand.

For the archival-quality digitisation of maps, plans, posters and other large documents: sheet-fed models up to 1,524 mm wide for sheets of virtually unlimited length, and flatbed models for fragile originals.

The new WideTEK 36F flatbed scanner captures its 915 × 610 mm surface at 600 dpi, in colour, in less than 6 seconds.

For the mass digitisation of bound records, registers of births, marriages and deaths, and books: up to 2,500 pages per hour with automatic page turning, without straining the binding and without a glass pressure plate.

The book cradle can be adjusted between 60° and 100° and suits both hard and soft bindings; process monitoring protects against double page turns.

A fast A3 document scanner capable of up to 240 images per minute, with network connectivity and a 500-sheet automatic document feeder. It supports a variety of media types.

Tripont supplied the National Archives of Hungary with a special digitisation stand designed for the professional capture of large-format documents such as maps. The device supports the collection care, preservation and research accessibility of valuable records.