AVISION AD370N DUPLEX A4 DOCUMENT SCANNER

Avision AD370 Series is a high-speed, 70ppm duplex scanner designed for businesses that need fast, reliable, and versatile scanning — whether you're handling plastic ID cards, business documents, receipts, or heavy cardstock. With a robust design, compact footprint, and advanced imaging features, the AD370 series delivers enterprise-grade performance in an affordable and space-saving package.

Powered by an Avision-developed image processor, the AD370 automatically performs auto-crop, deskew, and image enhancement, ensuring every scan is clear and ready for digital workflows. Thanks to its straight paper path, the scanner smoothly handles mixed media — from fragile receipts (2" x 2") to legal-size documents (8.5" x 14"), up to 413 gsm, and even embossed cards up to 1.25mm thick.

The scanner features a 100-sheet automatic document feeder (ADF) and is rated for up to 15,000 pages per day, making it ideal for high-volume scanning environments like healthcare, finance, education, and government. The reverse roller technology ensures outstanding feeding reliability, significantly reducing the chance of paper jams and multi-feeds, even with mixed batches.

With an intuitive LCD control panel, users can easily scan to email, printers, local folders, or cloud services like Google Drive and Evernote using Button Manager. Up to nine customizable scan profiles can be pre-set for quick access. For users needing wireless flexibility, the AD370WN variant includes a built-in Wi-Fi dongle, allowing direct scanning from mobile devices using the Avision MB app, while Ethernet connectivity makes it possible to share the scanner across a network (AD370N/AD370WN models).

Designed to save space, the foldable input and output trays reduce desktop clutter and protect the unit from dust. The compact, lightweight design allows the AD370 to fit comfortably into any modern office setup.

The AD370 series is bundled with powerful software including TWAIN and ISIS drivers, Avision Button Manager, AVScan, and PaperPort — giving users tools for creating searchable PDFs, managing scanned images, and automating document workflows.