Perfect high-volume document scanning with the ibml FUSiON HD. Handle more volume at the industry’s fastest speeds using unparalleled intelligence to both reduce your operational costs and boost capture accuracy. Incredible Intelligence. Unrivaled Quality. Unbeatable Speeds.
Digitize your high document volumes quickly and cost-effectively while meeting FADGI 3-star image quality standards.
- Beat deadlines with processing speeds up to 730 Pages per minute.
- Get the highest image quality at the industry’s fastest speed – 600 DPI at 122ppm. Enhance productivity with an intuitive user interface and LED status strip for easy operation and error retrieval.
- Handle a wider variety of documents and easily retrieve them with an open track design.
- Minimize document preparation time with left justified feeding.
- Print audit trails fast with 300 DPI print spray.
- Enjoy greater uptime through an improved industrial design featuring a separated airflow system to protect electronics chambers from dust.
- Sort a variety of document types and sizes instantly post-capture by adding multiple sorting pockets.
- New 600DPI Optical Resolution Camera and FADGI-Compliant Image Verification Module
Meet the First FADGI 3-Star Compliant Ultra High-Speed Scanner.
Digitize your content with confidence, uncompromising speed and image quality only with the ibml FUSiON HD. Federal Agencies Digital Guidelines Initiative (FADGI) has set specific guidelines on image quality. ibml Fusion is the only FADGI 3-star compliant high-speed scanner on the market, designed with patented hardware and software-based technology. This means no matter how high the speed is, you’re always guaranteed high-quality images compliant with FADGI 3-star standards. It enable operators work more efficiently with an integrated single user experience from ibml Capture Suite. Using the software’s Image Verification module, operators can easily perform periodic quality verification and create audit trails of image quality consistency.






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