Scanning and Archiving @ Cadgraphics

Scanning is used as a tool to reproduce hardcopy originals, update old drawings, or archive documents. If you have drawings and you want to copy them, they can be scanned on our Oce 9800s and then printed. Every copy is as good as your original. Copies are 400 dpi in black & white on plain paper. Active project files can be stored at NRI for future printing.

Drawings can be scanned and vectorized. Vectorization is done when old drawings which were created by hand, now need to be modified in a CAD program. The vectorization process converts raster images to intelligible lines, curves, text, etc.

Scanning is also used as a way to archive documents. Using our Document Management System, drawings can be scanned, indexed, and stored for future use. The files can be burned to a CD with a viewer or stored on-line in our Web-based EDM system.