Revolutionising the market for professional document scanners

• Simplex Simplex
• 80 ipm
• Duplex fi-6230Z
• 40 ppm 30ppm
• 30ipm

Designed with innovative features, the Fujitsu fi-6230Z offers outstanding price/performance value in a compact footprint, conserving both space and budget. It combines the ultra-high performance and image quality of the fi-series coupled with the convenient access to personal productivity tools and routines from the world reknown ScanSnap series.

The fi-6230Z is the first in class to introduce a personal productivity mode to workgroup business scanners helping knowledge workers to streamline their processes and increase efficiencies. Innovative features offer a push mode to send documents from a scanner to a PC (personal productivity) or enter them directly into business processes (scan to process).

Fast and compact

The fi-6230Z can scan at 40 pages per minute (ppm) in colour, monchrome or grayscale at 200 dpi and when duplex mode is selected 80 images per minute (ipm) are achievable (A4, 200 dpi). At 300 dpi, scanning speeds of 30 ppm or 60 ipm are achievable in all modes.

The fi-6230Z has been manufactured to the highest quality standards and this is incorporated in a robust, compact design. The fi-6230Z has a footprint of just 160 x 300 mm (D x W), ensuring when space is at a premium it will sit comfortably and discretely.

The automatic document feeder (ADF) capacity is 50 sheets and the design of this feeder enables the user to continuously feed mixed batch documents containing paper of different weights and sizes. This effectively enables the digitisation of large volumes of paper documents in minimal time.

It can scan at resolutions from 50 to 600 dpi and operate through a USB 2.0/USB 1.1 interface. A typical daily throughput of 2,000 documents is achievable.

Impressive feeding

Engineered with one of the most advanced paper separation modules in their class, the fi-6230Z employs reversing roller technology resulting in exceptional feeding reliability for an even wider variety of document weights. Furthermore, the ADF is capable of scanning documents at up to 3 meters and is even robust enough to feed up to three hard cards or embossed cards which are up to 1.4 mm in thickness (both in portrait and landscape mode).

The fi-6230Z  features active separation modules, as opposed to passive separation pads that merely rely on the paper- sheets friction co-efficient relative to that of the rubber material holding back subsequent sheets of paper. This unique feeding, which utilises active separation modules, is achieved through a straight paper path that minimises the stress on a single sheet given the smooth picking operation rather than products that may have a U or L-shaped paper path or where sheets may be forced into a mechanical duplex mode. Also featuring an innovative paper protection mode that safe guards even delicate papers.

The fi-6230Z can support a multitude of documents and material through the ADF, from ultra thin documents at 41 g/m2 to embossed credit card up to 1.4 mm thickness (3 at a time) in both portrait and landscape mode up to very thick cardboard material (up to 210 g/m2). The ADF can accommodate any size from A8 to A4 and can also support extra long document scanning at up to 3048 mm length, compared to an A4 sheet at 297 mm. Using the packaged carrier sheet, even documents up to the size of A3 can be scanned through the A4 size ADF.

Advanced efficiencies with intelligent functionalities

The security offered by ‘Multifeed Detection’ is effortlessly combined with the efficiency of ‘Intelligent Multifeed function’, The user can relax knowing that intentional double feeds that may trigger false multifeed alerts such as a taped receipt or sticky note can be manually bypassed whilst at the same time double feed detection is enabled. Pre-scanning preparation is therefore kept to an absolute minimum.

Auto-colour, auto-cropping and auto-deskew recognition

The fi-6230Z offers highly valued automatic functions tightly integrated for dedicated document image processing. As a result, it brings about dramatic digitising efficiencies through fast scanning and simultaneous high speed image processing.