Panasonic KV-SL3066

KV-SL3056 A4 Document Scanner

The freedom to work with information the way you want, High-speed, hybrid ADF/flatbed multi-document scanners

Hybrid ADF-flatbed design delivers maximum flexibility and efficiency performance
High-speed scanning at 65pp/130ipm (45ppm/90ipm for KV-SL3056)
KV-SL3066 Front
Daily Duty Cycle 8.000 sheets (6.000 sheets for KV-SL3056)
Easy continuous scanning via ADF and flatbed
Multiple document scanning through both sources
ICP Express (Image Capture Plus Express) software with intuitive operation makes changing settings easy

With the two models in the Panasonic KV-SL30 Series, you can scan, share, save and secure the information in your business more easily and efficiently than ever before.

Both models – the KV-SL3066 and KV-SL3056 – are faster, more flexible and richer in functionality than their rivals, delivering greater return on investment and lower cost of ownership for users.

Flatbed combines with ADF in two flexible models

In these two scanners, the flatbed is integrated with an automatic document feeder, meaning they can handle damaged documents, booklets, passports, ID cards, envelope and mixed-size documents easily.

KV-S3056 Flachbett

High-speed scanning

anasonic worked to speed up the scanning time of the flatbed, reducing it by half compared to the conventional machine (KV-SS081). Additionally, the KV-SL3066 scans at 65ppm/130ipm and the KV-SL3056 scans 45pp/90ipm, making them the fastest of all Panasonic models in the same class.

Multiple document scanning

Through the ADF

Passports, multipage documents and bankbooks
Mixed paper and strong card batch scanning
Up to three embossed cards at once
Long paper formats, such as EKG documents
KV-SL3066 Mixdukumente

Through the flatbed

Damaged documents
Booklets
Cards, such as business cards

Easy continuous scanning via ADF and flatbed

Depending on the documents, you can choose to scan your documents from either the ADF or flatbed – or both. You can also opt for continuous scanning from both, changing the scanning order from one to the other in a single operation, saved as a single file.