Have you ever come across aged records from generations past? These records can consist of anything from old wedding announcements to birth certificates of grandparents or great-grandparents to immigration documents – in short, simple items that quickly become treasured by living generations. The same can be said for many different businesses and organizations. A library or historic preservation society, for example, will often have fragile documents that relate important information that occurred many decades ago. Anyone who has seen these types of papers knows they must be handled with extreme care. After being worn down from age it can take very little to destroy old documents. It is for this reason that many people are working toward digitizing fragile documents so as to make them available for many years to come.
Professional Photo Restoration companies like Digital Pickle are able to handle any type of digital or document imaging and fragile document scanning requirements that may arise, including EMR (electronic medical records) conversion. Utilizing the latest in flatbed scanning technology, they can export full-color, high-resolution document scanning of delicate documents that require flatbed scanning and special handling. They will assist in the organizing and digitizing of the content, and work with you on digital asset organization and management to help you import those important documents into content management systems.
Fragile document scanning is performed on high-speed, ADF-equipped, high-resolution, gray-scale scanners. And as an added bonus for special projects, the Digital Pickle team is able to perform scanning and conversion services on-site with their own equipment so that delicate material does not need to leave your premises.
Through these fragile document scanning services, your important documents can be digitally stored and preserved so future generations can fully enjoy and appreciate them. This means your grandchildren will be able to see the birth certificate for your great-grandfather, the public can view turn-of-the century documents that were important to their city, and no one has to worry that the paperwork will be handled improperly.
For more information on fragile document scanning, please contact Digital Pickle at 1-800-889-0730, visit their website at www.digitalpickle.com, or email them today.
