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e-ImageData Receives Platinum Recognition for ScanPro® All-In-One™ in the 2026 Modern Library Awards
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HARTFORD, Wis. - Amzeal -- e-ImageData Corp announced today that its ScanPro® All-In-One™ microfilm scanner has once again earned Platinum recognition in the 2026 Modern Library Awards (MLAs), presented by LibraryWorks. This marks the ninth consecutive year theScanPro All-In-One has received the program's highest honor.
The continued recognition highlights the ScanPro All-In-One's consistent performance and its role as a trusted microfilm scanner for libraries, archives, and research institutions. Designed specifically for microfilm and microfiche workflows, the scanner supports both public research access and professional digitization, helping organizations preserve collections while improving access to historical records.
"Receiving Platinum recognition year after year is a meaningful achievement for our entire team," said James Westoby, President of e-ImageData. "It reflects the confidence libraries place in ScanPro scanners they continue to rely on every day for research, preservation, and digitization."
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The ScanPro® All-In-One™ 500 Series microfilm scanner is recognized for its automated scanning capabilities, superior image quality, integrated OCR technology, and intuitive user interface. Built to streamline library digitization workflows, the scanner enables users to easily scan, print, save, and share microfilm content while supporting long-term preservation initiatives.
Many ScanPro scanners recognized through the Modern Library Awards remain in daily use, delivering dependable performance that libraries rely on year after year to manage and provide access to their microfilm collections.
Rob Hudgins, Publishing Director and Assistant Producer for the Modern Library Awards, noted the significance of sustained recognition.
"Consistent Platinum recognition reflects both strong performance and real-world value," Hudgins said. "The ScanPro All-In-One continues to be a reliable microfilm scanning solution for libraries."
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For more information about e-ImageData and its award-winning microfilm scanners for libraries, call 1-800-251-2261 or visit www.e-imagedata.com.
About e-ImageData Corp
Founded in 1989 and headquartered in Hartford, Wisconsin, e-ImageData is an international leader in microfilm scanners and microfilm scanning systems for libraries, archives, and research institutions. The company designs and manufactures high-quality technology that supports research access, digitization, and long-term preservation.
About LibraryWorks
LibraryWorks provides resources and recognition programs that help library professionals make informed decisions about technology, operations, and services.
About the Modern Library Awards
The Modern Library Awards (MLAs) recognize products and services that enhance library operations, improve user experiences, and support effective library strategies.
The continued recognition highlights the ScanPro All-In-One's consistent performance and its role as a trusted microfilm scanner for libraries, archives, and research institutions. Designed specifically for microfilm and microfiche workflows, the scanner supports both public research access and professional digitization, helping organizations preserve collections while improving access to historical records.
"Receiving Platinum recognition year after year is a meaningful achievement for our entire team," said James Westoby, President of e-ImageData. "It reflects the confidence libraries place in ScanPro scanners they continue to rely on every day for research, preservation, and digitization."
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The ScanPro® All-In-One™ 500 Series microfilm scanner is recognized for its automated scanning capabilities, superior image quality, integrated OCR technology, and intuitive user interface. Built to streamline library digitization workflows, the scanner enables users to easily scan, print, save, and share microfilm content while supporting long-term preservation initiatives.
Many ScanPro scanners recognized through the Modern Library Awards remain in daily use, delivering dependable performance that libraries rely on year after year to manage and provide access to their microfilm collections.
Rob Hudgins, Publishing Director and Assistant Producer for the Modern Library Awards, noted the significance of sustained recognition.
"Consistent Platinum recognition reflects both strong performance and real-world value," Hudgins said. "The ScanPro All-In-One continues to be a reliable microfilm scanning solution for libraries."
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For more information about e-ImageData and its award-winning microfilm scanners for libraries, call 1-800-251-2261 or visit www.e-imagedata.com.
About e-ImageData Corp
Founded in 1989 and headquartered in Hartford, Wisconsin, e-ImageData is an international leader in microfilm scanners and microfilm scanning systems for libraries, archives, and research institutions. The company designs and manufactures high-quality technology that supports research access, digitization, and long-term preservation.
About LibraryWorks
LibraryWorks provides resources and recognition programs that help library professionals make informed decisions about technology, operations, and services.
About the Modern Library Awards
The Modern Library Awards (MLAs) recognize products and services that enhance library operations, improve user experiences, and support effective library strategies.
Source: e-ImageData Corp
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