New Ricoh IS800C Color Flatbed Scanner

Product Specifications & Hardware Details

• Brand: Ricoh
• MPN: IS800C
• Model: IS800C
• Type: High-Volume Departmental Sheetfed Monochrome Document Scanner
• Standard Functions: Production Monochrome Sheet Scanning, High-Capacity Autoload Manual Feed Capture, Advanced Grayscale Processing, Automatic Document Size Detection, Text Orientation Calibration.
• Optional Functions: Additional External System Interface Adapters.
• What's Included in the Box: Ricoh IS800C Base Unit, Integrated Autoload Sheetfed Tray, External AC Power Adapter Supply (Model HEG42-240200-76), Standard Interface Controller Firmware, and TWAIN/ISIS Supporting Driver Utility Disk.
• Required Items (Sold Separately): Fast 8-bit SCSI-2 data transmission host cables, PC-compatible SCSI host adapter interface cards, or dedicated document capture application software.

Technical Specifications

Available Options & Consumables

We stock a full range of official accessories and replacement parts for the Ricoh IS800C. You can add these to your order directly from the accessories tab below:

• Maintenance Kits: Ricoh IS800C Scanner Maintenance Kit with Replacement Rubber Feed Pad Unit (Yields up to 30,000 runs)
• Power Hardware: Replacement External AC/DC Power Supply Adapter (Model HEG42-240200-76)
• Paper Feed Consumables: Ricoh Original Sheetfed Autoload Pick Roller Assemblies

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

• Is the Ricoh IS800C built as a flatbed scanner or a sheetfed scanner?
  The IS800C is engineered as a dedicated desktop sheetfed document station. Unlike flatbed glass systems, documents pass directly through an internal paper transport pathway, allowing high-speed archival document processing of multi-page data logs or large blueprint runs.
• What system interface architecture does this production scanner require?
  This scanning unit utilizes an 8-bit Fast SCSI-2 interface architecture. To hook up the device to modern workstation computers, you must install a dedicated SCSI host adapter controller card inside your computer's expansion framework.
• How does this machine handle legacy archival capture or low-contrast sheets?
  The system relies on an 8-bit hardware grayscale depth processing architecture that captures 256 distinct gray levels at a true 400 x 400 dpi optical frame. This maximizes font edges and text lines, optimizing handwriting tracking and optical character recognition (OCR) layouts for electronic file sorting.