A short overview of the NeuraScanner, a scanner built for well logs and other continuous documents of any length.
It covers the media it accepts (paper, Mylar, onion paper, vellum and photographic film), scan widths up to 12 inches, color, black-and-white and grayscale scanning up to 600 DPI, batch and delicate scan modes, and the NeuraView software that comes with it.
The NeuraScanner weighs under 10 pounds, so it can be carried anywhere.
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Neuralog's NeuraScanner is the only purpose-built machine uniquely designed for scanning well logs and other continuous documents. With a variable scan width of up to 12 inches, the NeuraScanner accepts a variety of media types, including paper, Mylar, onion paper, vellum and even photographic film. It is an essential tool for safeguarding and archiving documents of any length.
NeuraScanner features flexible speeds, high-resolution scanning and batch scanning, and comes with NeuraView. Scan speeds up to 10 inches per second support bulk scanning, while delicate scan modes safeguard and archive even your most fragile well logs and documents. NeuraScanner scans at resolutions up to 600 DPI in color, black and white or grayscale.
The included NeuraView software allows you to edit, merge and annotate the scanned images. NeuraView easily loads and displays large scanned images and offers on-the-fly control of image settings such as brightness and detail. Weighing under 10 pounds, this continuous document scanner can be carried anywhere.
If you are looking to create digital archives of your well logs and long documents, contact us at [email protected] or call us at 281-240-2525.
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