Digitizing 3M 16mm Microfilm Cartridges

Experts at Scanning Depot have been performing digital microfilm conversions for over 15 years, including 3M or Kodak 16 mm microfilm cartridges. 16mm Roll film cartridges ere difficult for some microfilm scanning companies to work with, but we have developed a method to digitally convert roll film cartridges successfully.

Many school systems microfilm their student records on 16mm roll cartridges, and we've handled numerous school record digital conversions. Many school systems want their images indexed by Student Name and Graduation Date, although due to poor filming and handwriting. We have resolved all issues relating to the microfilm conversion and indexing methods that were needed for the customer.

Some companies purchase microfilm scanning equipment to scan their rolls of microfilm and later find out they don't want to do it. If you have a used microfilm scanner that you like to sell, we can buy it from you and we can also convert you microfilm to digital images at an unbelievable low price.

Fiche scanning and document imaging

Digitizing microfiche has many benefits, including the electronic retrieval of your indexed digital images. Whichever type of microfiche that goes through the digitizing process (COM fiche, jacketed microfiche, rewritable fiche cards, etc.) can be indexed by the image or named by folder grouping, just like your current filing system. Since COM fiche and jacket microfiche were originally used in a filling system, naming of files and directories to match the system is ideal. The box, batch, envelope, or the data on the fiche header labels can be utilized to index the images, depending on your needs.

Sometimes people refer to microfiche cards as pages of microfiche. At times these leads to some confusion since a microfiche card can actually contain many pages or documents of information within each microfiche card. We are always digitizing microfiche cards that contain COM (computer output to microfiche) images, jacket microfiche cards, these are cards with images from 16mm rolls or 35mm rolls of microfiche. It is common for us to convert very high volumes of microfiche and we are always looking to buy used microfilm scanners to supplement our resources. 

I Need To Buy a Used Microfilm Scanner For 35mm Film

I have to buy a used microfilm scanner to scan 35mm rolls, and I need it soon. If you have one I can offer to buy your system. I have hundreds of 35mm rolls and my company will not send it out. I came across brands names of microfilm scanners on the net that will do the job. These are Nextscan, Wicks and Wilson, Mekel, and Sunrise. If you have one of these used microfilm scanning systems, please let me know.

New systems we found out are too costly so a used microfilm scanner will have to do. If you have one or can recommend me to someone, please let me know. Also, 35mm microfilm scanners come with instructions and I hope that if you have a used microfilm scanner that you still have some of these information. Either way, any information you can provide will help.

I Am Searching To Buy a Used Microfilm Scanner

I have to scan many 16mm rolls of microfilm internally for my firm. I need to purchase a used microfilm scanner that is in works. New systems are very expensive and this is why a used microfilm equipment may work for me. If you have a microfilm scanner that you are not interested in keeping anymore, and want to sell it, please contact me.

I looked up on the internet systems made by  Wicks and Wilson, Mekel, Sunrise, Nextscan and others, but new systems are too expensive for my project. The16mm rolls are silver black copies. I have many of them so the microfilm scanner needs to be a production microfilm scanner. If you are selling your used microfilm scanner or if you have an old microfilm scanner that you don't know the real conditions of it, I can tried to find out.