OPEX Will Debut New Document Scanner in Savannah
Businesses seeking high-speed digitizing tools can evaluate the new Axis scanner at ARMA InfoCon this October.
Updated on Oct. 14, 2026 in Remote Work
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OPEX Corporation will launch its new Axis document scanning solution at the ARMA InfoCon event in Savannah, scheduled for October 25–28, 2026. This technology aims to assist operators with continuous batch scanning and automated folder workflows.
Why it matters
As firms continue to refine their digital document workflows, hardware that supports high-volume throughput can reduce manual processing time. OPEX developed this system specifically in response to customer demand for more efficient batch processing.
The new Axis unit achieves a maximum scanning speed of 120 pages per minute across its fixed and mobile configurations. The product builds on the R&D capabilities of OPEX, which currently maintains a portfolio of more than 350 patents.
The players
OPEX Corporation
A Moorestown, New Jersey-based manufacturer with 50 years of experience in document automation and 1,600 employees.
Tim Shields
A representative for the manufacturer who will lead a session during the October 26 event.
The details
The Axis scanner utilizes a production-class transport architecture designed to automate feed and drop processes, facilitating high-speed throughput. Its hardware supports both continuous batch scanning and scan-from-folder workflows, catering to companies that need to integrate high-volume paper documents into digital storage. Operators can observe the system's performance firsthand at booth #803 during the convention.
Timeline
October 25–28, 2026: ARMA InfoCon 2026 takes place in Savannah.
October 26, 2026: Tim Shields presents a session at 2:30 pm.
Market Landscape
The product launch follows the established pattern of major document management firms using the ARMA InfoCon 2026 stage to showcase high-throughput hardware to enterprise and small-business operators. This release marks an expansion of the manufacturer's existing portfolio toward more flexible, mobile-capable production scanning.
Operators looking to upgrade their digitizing workflows should factor the 120 ppm throughput capability into their assessment of scanning equipment ROI. Prospective buyers should monitor upcoming product demonstrations to see how the device's batch-processing features integrate with their current file storage systems.
The takeaway
Reliable document processing remains a critical bottleneck for many small firms, and modern production-class scanners are increasingly designed for faster integration. Monitor this new release to see if the mobile model provides enough performance to replace slower desktop-grade equipment in your office.
What happens next
Industry operators can attend the speaker session presented by Tim Shields on October 26, 2026, at 2:30 pm or visit booth #803 throughout the conference to evaluate the hardware.
Further reading
For more on managing digital infrastructure and distributed document handling, visit Remote Work.
More information
Review the full range of document automation systems on the OPEX corporate website.
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