Thank you all so much for your scanner recommendations. We have a lot to look at and I'm sure we'll find something that we can use.

Thanks again,

Cheyenne


Cheyenne Stradinger, MLIS

Library Services Coordinator / Map and Geographic Information Center (MAGIC) Librarian

Centennial Science & Engineering Library

University of New Mexico

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Subject: map and archival overhead scanner
 
Good afternoon,

My library is potentially looking at purchasing an overhead scanner that could scan documents larger than 36". We already have 36" automated feeder and smaller flatbed scanners. We would use it for digitizing larger maps, archival documents and other items that are fragile and can't be fed through or bigger than a feeder options we already have.

Any recommendations are appreciated. I've searched for quite a bit and have only found a few options.

Thanks to all,

Cheyenne