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Blueprint, Building Plan, and Oversize Scanning

We have been asked to digitize every possible size document– from tiny business cards to what you see in this photo above, a VERY large blueprint. Our Contex IQ Quattro scanner can scan and digitize all types of oversize materials from blueprints and building plans to maps and technical drawings. As you can see, sometimes …

Take a Look at Our New Large Format Blueprint Scanner

ScanWorks is pleased to announce the acquisition of an IQ Quattro X 4490, a state-of-the-art oversize scanner. We are now able to effortlessly digitize large GIS maps, site plans, engineering drawings, blueprints, architectural renderings, and many other large documents.  The opening to this high-tech scanner is 44”. So as long as the shortest side of …

Take a Look at Our New Book Scanner

With our new Bookeye Book Scanner, we are now able to scan any book in any condition. This state-of-the-art scanner can accommodate thick books, bound books, books with fragile pages, books with faded text, and books in color. It is ideal for digitization projects that require high quality and maximum productivity. With this specialty scanner, …

Lower Your Scanning Costs – Eliminate Staples!

As  you contemplate having your records scanned and accessible with the click of a mouse, you surely wonder what you can do to lower your cost of doing so.  It will be no surprise to you that there is a fair amount of work involved in preparing documents for scanning. Every paper clip, staple, rubberband, …

Recent Flooding Confirms Importance of Scanning

There have been many recent incidents of flooding in the area that have affected important public records and personal documents.  Houses in Cuyahoga Falls and Stow completely caved in.  Cuyahoga Falls City Hall flooded.  Lorain Municipal Court flooded. And the list continues.  While the initial concern is for the safety of residents (and employees, as …

NEW! Public Access to Marriage Records in Summit County Ohio

ScanWorks recently had the privilege of being selected to scan the marriage records maintained by the Summit County Probate Court.  Until they were scanned, these marriage records could only be accessed by looking at the original paper records at the Probate Court, or by having a Court employee pull the records up on microfilm.  Each …