Ricoh fi-7600 Production Document Scanner A3 Duplex 80ppm 300-Sheet ADF USB 3.1 Front-Loading Design (formerly Fujitsu)

The Ricoh fi-7600 (formerly Fujitsu fi-7600) is a production-class A3 duplex document scanner with a 300-sheet ADF, rated at 80 ppm / 160 ipm for A4 portrait and 100 ppm / 200 ipm landscape, built for scanning bureaus, mailrooms and back offices that digitise large volumes of loose paper. It accepts originals from small cards up to 304.8 x 431.8 mm, so A3 drawings, ledgers and mixed-size batches go through the same feeder. Ricoh rates it for 44,000 sheets per day, yet the unit weighs only 11 kg and has a 236 x 432 mm footprint, and it is designed so the operator can work from either the front or the back. Two CCD sensors capture both sides in one pass, ultrasonic multifeed detection catches double feeds, and PaperStream IP automatically cleans images by removing blank pages, straightening skewed sheets and dropping background noise. It connects to a Windows capture PC by USB 3.1 Gen 1. The operator can load paper and collect output from the front, so the scanner can stand against a wall in a busy scanning room. If your project includes bound books or registers alongside loose paper, consider pairing it with an overhead or flatbed scanner rather than forcing those originals through the feeder. For most loose-paper archive work, though, the fi-7600 is all that is needed.

• Ricoh fi-7600 scanner
• Stacker
• ADF paper chute
• AC adapter and AC cable
• USB cable
• Setup DVD-ROM with PaperStream IP driver and PaperStream Capture

• A full 300-sheet hopper of A4 pages is scanned double-sided in under two minutes, so operators reload less often.
• Mixed A3 and A4 batches can be fed together, with paper from 20 to 413 g/m² and up to three plastic cards at a time.
• Ultrasonic multifeed detection stops the batch when two sheets stick together, so no page is silently lost.
• Long documents up to 5,588 mm can be scanned at 200 dpi or less.
• An optional post imprinter can stamp a counter or date on each page for audit trails.

• There is no flatbed; bound books and fragile originals cannot be scanned (see the fi-7700 for that).
• There is no network port or Wi-Fi; it connects to one PC by USB.
• Mac and Linux are not supported.
• It is oversized for a typical small office that scans a few hundred pages a day.