Paradigm Imaging Group Expands its WideTek Portfolio with Image Access
Nov 12, 2014
Paradigm Imaging Group, a distributor of large format scanning and printing solutions is adding to its flatbed scanner portfolio with the WideTEK 12 flatbed scanner from Image Access and will offer it to its network of resellers throughout North America. Image Access' WideTEK 12 flatbed scanner has all the features and high scanning speed of the WideTEK 25 in a smaller A3+ model. The WideTEK 12 scans the full bed (19% more than A3, 12.5 inches x 18.5 inches) at 300 dots-per-inch color in less than 3 seconds, twice as fast as the closest competition. The revolutionary 3D scanning mode opens new opportunities in printing and industrial inspection markets.  The Scan2Net platform is the technological foundation of all WideTEK scanners from Image Access. It replaces the proprietary scanner drivers and software that traditional scanners require with the fastest common, non-proprietary inter-device connection available: TCP/IP, over Ethernet. With network interface speeds much higher than USB 2.0 or USB 3.0 scanners, Scan2Net devices are able to reach unrivaled performance at extremely low connectivity cost. Scan2Net scanners feature a 64-bit Linux based operating system, dedicated to scanner specific imaging and mechanical control tasks, maximizing scanning speeds and performance.
Digital Digital Printing News

Related Content

Understanding UV Printing Adhesion

Academy member Susan Cox shared this guide to UV printing adhesion. Use it as a starting point when troubleshooting adhesion issues with UV printing.

Canon ProStream 3000 Series Earns Prestigious Dual Idealliance Certifications

Idealliance and PRINTING United Alliance are proud to announce that the Canon ProStream 3000 series, in conjunction with the SRA Bundle 19.3 digital front end (DFE), has achieved two significant Idealliance certifications.

Exploring the Development of Color Spaces in Wide-Format Printing

This article provides a basic look at color aims for wide-format printing driven by standards committees such as the GRACoL working group, now the Print Properties Committee, a working group of PRINTING United Alliance.
}