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CZUR
CZUR ET Series Smart Scanner
$699.00
CZUR ET Series is an overhead smart scanner for books, documents, photos, and office digitization. It focuses on fast book scanning, OCR, curve flattening, and preserving bound materials without damaging the spine.
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product typeoverhead smart book and document scanner
main model usedET24 Pro / ET Series
camera24MP for ET24 Pro
pixel dimensions5696 x 4272
scan speed1.5s per scan
max document sizeA3 / 420 x 297 mm / 16.5 x 11.7 in
max scan areaup to 18.89 x 14.17 in
max document thickness50 mm
Before you buy
Where to buy the CZUR ET Series scanner
CZUR sells the ET Series at shop.czur.com, and MetaOriental links there rather than shipping it. The CZUR ET Series costs $699.00 for the ET24 Pro configuration.
Who the CZUR ET Series is for
The ET Series scans from above, so a bound book lies open on the desk instead of being pressed face-down on a flatbed or having its spine broken. That makes it the right tool for archives, researchers, libraries and anyone digitising books they intend to keep. The ET24 Pro captures 24 MP at 5696 x 4272, handles up to A3, scans in about 1.5 seconds a page, and flattens page curve automatically with OCR on top.
Is the CZUR ET Series worth $699.00?
A flatbed scanner costs a fraction of $699.00 and is the wrong shape for books, which is the whole argument here. At 1.5 seconds a page the ET turns a book into a job of minutes rather than an afternoon, and that ratio is what justifies the price for anyone scanning regularly. Someone digitising loose documents a few times a year should buy a flatbed or use a phone app.
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