The Ricoh fi-7600 scanner is designed for businesses that need to get through large scanning jobs without constantly stopping to reload paper or sort documents.
Powerful and fast, this A3 production scanner handles everything from everyday paperwork to thicker documents, making it a great choice for busy offices.
Who is the Ricoh fi-7600 best for?
The fi-7600 scanner is designed for demanding environments like scanning bureaus, busy post rooms, local government archives, and accountancy practices that handle heavy workloads every day.
For accountancy practices, it can make those busy year-end periods more manageable. It's also well suited to archive digitisation projects that require processing thousands of documents at once.
Previously sold as the Fujitsu fi-7600, it's the same model now available under the Ricoh name and is something you want on your desk if you value speed.
Handles mixed document batches with ease
The Ricoh fi-7600 scans up to 100 A4 landscape pages per minute, with a 300-sheet automatic document feeder to reduce constant reloading, and has an expected daily duty cycle of 44,000 pages.
With scanning speeds of 100 ppm/200 ipm (200/300 dpi), the fi-7600 high-volume document scanner greatly improves process efficiency, capturing large volumes of information at once. It handles paper weights from 20 to 413 gsm, plus plastic cards, envelopes, and long documents up to about 5.58 metres, depending on scanning settings.
It also features dual operator panels. Whether you are left-handed, right-handed, or need to place the scanner awkwardly against a wall, you can start and stop your scans from either side of the machine.
The independently adjustable side guides also let you load different-sized documents exactly where you want them on the tray without skewing. Included PaperStream IP and PaperStream Capture software also help clean up scanned images and organise batches, saving time on manual corrections.
Ricoh fi-7480 vs fi-7600 vs fi-8820
If you're mainly scanning everyday office paperwork, the fi-7480 should do the job nicely. But if you regularly process thousands of documents or need something a bit more heavy-duty, the fi-8820 offers faster scanning speeds, a larger document feeder, and built-in network connectivity.
Not quite sure which model to go for? Have a look through our range of A3 scanners and Ricoh document scanners for more options.
FAQs
Can the Ricoh fi-7600 scan both sides of a document?
Yes, and you won't need to turn the pages over yourself. The fi-7600 scans both sides of a document in one go, so you don’t need to adjust anything.
Can I use the Ricoh fi-7600 scanner with a Mac?
Unfortunately, the fi-7600 isn't designed for use with macOS, so if your office mainly uses Macs, you'll need to look at other options.
It's primarily intended for Windows computers, but if you're not sure it'll work with your current setup, ask our team before ordering.
Does the Ricoh fi-7600 come with a warranty?
Yes, the fi-7600 comes with a one-year manufacturer's warranty, including next-business-day onsite support under the standard service terms.
We also offer extended maintenance and support packages to help keep everything running as it should.
Can I connect the fi-7600 scanner to my office network?
Not directly, as the fi-7600 uses a USB connection rather than built-in network connectivity.
If you need a scanner that can connect to your office network without relying on a computer, the Ricoh fi-8820 could be a better fit.
