Kodak Digital Archive Writer Model 4800

The KODAK DIGITAL SCIENCE Document Archive Writer, Model 4800 rapidly converts digital documents to an analogue format and media for low-cost, long-term storage, disaster recovery and access.

The Document Archive Writer and supporting software accepts document images from many digital imaging systems in Tagged Image File Format (TIFF). You can organize them according to your requirements, create an index, and write the images to film. Now you can purge inactive information from expensive on-line and near-line storage with full assurance that you’ll be able to retrieve and view it long into the future.

The Document Archive Writer accepts TIFF digital document images and converts them to analog images on 16 mm silver halide-based film in excess of 100 A-4 images per minute at 40:1 reduction. Up to 18,000 A4-size images at 40:1 reduction will fit on a single roll of film for storage that’s extremely compact. Microfilm is still the safest long term storage solution for critical documents. Microfilm easily converts back to digital images or paper paper images and retains image resolution and integrity for up to 500 years.

Key Features

• accepts bi-tonal TIFF image files; uncompressed or Group III or IV compressed to support flexible input
• accepts image resolutions from 100 to 600 dpi
• adds image-mark coding to film to support rapid, automated retrieval
• writes in simplex or duplex (front/back) formats
• writes to one or two rolls of film for optional backup and security

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Associated Components

• KODAK DIGITAL SCIENCE Archive Writer Interface Software resides on a host workstation, to efficiently manage the image formatting and indexing
• KODAK Archive Storage Media is a 16mm microfilm specially optimized for the Document Archive Writer, with a standard 215-foot roll length providing uninterrupted and unattended writing session
• KODAK DIGITAL SCIENCE Archive Writer Cassette, Model 66 provides easy loading of Kodak Archive Storage Media

About the Machine For Sale

The machine was purchase for a specific job that never happened. It has only been used for a couple of very small jobs and has less than 40 hours useage. Totally processed images has been about 250,000 i.e. about 30 rolls. These same machines were used to write all the scanned Australian Census information to Archive Media and machines that have written 20 million images are quite common.

All manuals, Archive Writer Casettes and installation CDs are supplied and replacement cost of similar machines is in excess of A$50,000.

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