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Professional overhead scanners with V-shaped book cradle technology. Capture bound volumes face-up without pressure on the spine. FADGI-compliant archival quality for libraries, archives, and museums.
Opens 140-180° to protect any binding type
Gutter shadow, page curl, book fold—all fixed automatically
FADGI ★★★★ compliant PDF/A for long-term preservation
Cold light technology safe for rare & fragile documents
From compact A3+ to heavy-duty A1+ models—every Bookeye features V-shaped cradle technology for non-destructive book scanning.
Bookeye 5 V1A-C35 with motorized V-cradle
The Heavy Duty Standard
Motorized book cradle for thick, oversized books up to 19.5" thick. The only scanner built for bound volumes that other scanners simply cannot handle.
Archives, Museums, Historical Preservation
See how libraries, archives, government agencies, and legal firms leverage non-destructive V-cradle scanning technology.
Digitize collections for preservation and patron access without damaging spines. From rare book rooms to self-service kiosks, Bookeye scanners handle it all.
V3 for self-service • V1A for rare books
Convert bound historical records to searchable digital archives without risking damage to irreplaceable materials.
Preserve public records while maintaining original document integrity for RTK requests and public access.
Compare specifications across all Bookeye 5 models. Each card highlights what makes that model stand out.
Heavy Duty
Thick bound volumes & oversized atlases
Large Format
Large format & fragile volumes
Entry-Level
General purpose scanning
Compact
Self-service & high-traffic areas
Not sure which model fits your needs?
Talk to Our Book Scanner SpecialistsLocal expertise in archival scanning backed by 55+ years of document management experience.
Factory-trained installation, full warranty support, and access to the complete Bookeye product line including accessories and BCS-2 software configuration.
We service what we sell from our Emmaus, PA facility with Image Access factory backing. No call centers—you reach technicians who know your equipment.
We understand FADGI compliance, preservation standards, and the specific needs of libraries and archives. Our team recommends the right model for your collection.
Own a scanner but have a large backlog? Our production facility handles overflow book scanning. Hybrid approach: you scan day-to-day, we handle special projects.
We're your long-term partner for book scanner sales, service, and success—not just a vendor.
Local technicians install, calibrate, and configure your Bookeye for optimal image quality. We don't ship and forget—we ensure you're operational from day one.
Call us and reach a real person—the same experts from quote to installation to ongoing support. No call centers, no ticket queues, no waiting days for a callback.
Scanner operation, book handling, and image processing software.
Full range of accessories and replacement parts in stock.
Test any Bookeye with your actual bound volumes before you buy.
BCS-2 setup, output workflow, and integration support included.
Everything you need to know about purchasing Bookeye book scanners.
Our archival specialists can assess your collection and recommend the right Bookeye.
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We offer lease and rental options through established equipment financing partners. Operating leases are popular for avoiding capital expenditure, especially for libraries and educational institutions. We can structure monthly payments that include service coverage.
The V-shaped cradle allows books to be scanned face-up at angles between 120-180 degrees, distributing weight evenly without putting pressure on the spine. This non-destructive approach preserves bindings—critical for rare, fragile, or archival materials that would be damaged by flatbed scanning.
V1A-C35 is for thick, oversized books (up to 19.5" thick, A1+ size). V1A is the flagship for large format (A1+) without the motorized thick-book capability. V2 is a cost-effective A2+ scanner for general use. V3 is the most compact (A3+), ideal for self-service library environments. All models feature V-cradle technology.
Yes. Every Bookeye purchase includes free on-site installation, calibration, and operator training. We configure the BCS-2 software for your workflow and ensure your team can produce archival-quality output. Follow-up training is available if needed.
Bookeye scanners output PDF, PDF/A (archival), TIFF, JPEG, JPEG 2000, PNG, and DjVu formats. PDF/A output meets FADGI and ISO 19264-1 archival standards. The BCS-2 software handles automatic file naming, folder structures, and metadata embedding.
We provide local service from our Emmaus, PA facility with Image Access factory backing. Service calls are typically scheduled within 24 hours. We stock glass plates, lamps, and common accessories for fast turnaround. Extended service agreements are available.
Absolutely. Our free demo program lets you test any Bookeye model with your actual bound materials. We can scan sample books to demonstrate image quality, book fold correction, and throughput. See real results before you commit—no obligation.
FADGI (Federal Agencies Digital Guidelines Initiative) sets quality standards for digital imaging. FADGI ★★★★ compliance (achieved by V1A models) ensures your digital images meet federal archival preservation standards—important for libraries, archives, and government agencies with long-term retention requirements.
Our archival specialists can assess your collection and recommend the right Bookeye.
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