Ricoh fi-8290 Departmental Document Scanner A4 Flatbed + ADF Duplex 90ppm 100-Sheet Gigabit LAN USB 3.2 (ex-Fujitsu)

The Ricoh fi-8290 is a departmental document scanner that combines a 90 ppm duplex feeder with an A4 flatbed, for offices, banks, hotels and public counters that scan both document stacks and items that cannot go through rollers, such as passports, bound pages and fragile originals. The 100-sheet ADF uses dual CIS sensors and the flatbed uses a colour CCD sensor; it connects by USB 3.2 Gen 1 or Gigabit Ethernet. Earlier units with this part number carried the Fujitsu badge; current units are Ricoh-branded with the same hardware, drivers and consumables. Expected daily volume is 13,000 sheets. In practice the flatbed changes who can use it: a hotel reception can scan a guest's passport on the glass and the registration form through the feeder into the same file, and a bank or public counter can keep identity documents off the rollers entirely. PaperStream IP still does the clean-up work automatically, removing blank pages, straightening skewed sheets and cleaning backgrounds, and job profiles keep the routine steps to one touch.

• Ricoh fi-8290 scanner
• ADF paper chute
• AC adapter
• AC cable
• USB cable
• Setup DVD-ROM

• Passports, ID booklets and stapled or bound pages go on the flatbed, while the rest of the file runs through the feeder, so one scanner handles a full customer onboarding. The flatbed lid lifts so thicker items lie flat for a clean image.
• The feeder runs at 90 ppm with 100 sheets per load, the same speed as the matching feeder-only model. That makes it a straight replacement for a feeder-only scanner without losing throughput.
• Paper from 20 to 465 g/m2 and plastic cards up to 1.4 mm feed through the ADF, reducing what needs to go on the glass. Card scanning through the feeder is quicker than placing each card on the glass.
• Gigabit Ethernet and PaperStream NX Manager let a counter scanner be shared or managed centrally.
• Long pages up to 6,096 mm can still be captured through the feeder, so printouts and continuous forms are covered as well.

• No A3: both the feeder and the flatbed are A4/Legal-class.
• No Wi-Fi: networking is wired only.
• Not compact: the flatbed adds depth and weight compared with the feeder-only model.
• Not for production volumes beyond about 13,000 sheets a day.
• Don't accidentally order the fi-8190: same feeder speed but no flatbed. Fujitsu-badged and Ricoh-badged units with this part number are the same scanner.