Kurabo Scanner From Paradigm Imaging Expands Miller Blueprint's Color Scanning Capabilities

AUSTIN, Texas - Nov. 21, 2013 - PRLog -- The Kurabo flatbed scanner, which Paradigm Imaging Group sold to Miller Blueprint in September of this year, was installed in October.  When asked why they decided to purchase the Kurabo, Steve Coyle, General Manager of Miller Blueprint replied, "We have always focused on and listened to our customers. Our customers told us that a flatbed color scanner with true 24" x 36" inch capability was needed to scan their artwork and fragile legacy documents."

The 24" x 36" flatbed scanner, developed by Kurabo 20 years ago for the Japanese market, can scan an ARCH-D size color document in 20 seconds or less in 400 dpi/high-speed mode.Resolution is adjustable by 1 dpi increments within the range from 50 dpi to 800 dpi.

Soon after the Kurabo scanner was installed, Miller Blueprint's fine art scanning business began to increase.   Said Steve, "Austin is a community blessed with a large number of talented local artists who have come to appreciate our ability to accurately scan and print their original artwork.  As a result, we are fortunate enough to have to use the Kurabo scanner each and every day.  It is one of the most important assets in our Graphics Department."  Miller Blueprint's Fine Art Graphic Specialist, Carl Hayes, recently scanned and stitched a 46" x 62" aerial image of Austin, one of their more challenging and unique projects to date.

"Miller Blueprint's application is a perfect match for the Kurabo flatbed scanner.  We are happy to see that they are increasing their fine art scanning business and wish them continued success," said Randy Geesman, president of Paradigm Imaging Group.

About Paradigm Imaging Group | Paradigm Imaging Group is a large format solutions provider whose expertise extends from scanning and printing products to imaging systems integration, software development and product distribution. Paradigm counts among its clients companies in reprographics, architecture, engineering, construction and manufacturing, as well as numerous public agencies at all levels of government. Since 1989, Paradigm has grown to become a leading provider of large format scanning and printing solutions. Visit http://paradigmimaging.com/group/ for mor information.

About Miller Blueprint | Miller Blueprint is an Austin original, founded by John Miller in 1920, providing the AEC market segment with printing, scanning and document management services.  They have become a "tried-and-true" resource for architects, engineers, artists, designers, surveyors, and real estate professionals throughout Central Texas.  Miller Blueprint also provides small and large format graphic communication solutions.  For more information regarding Miller Blueprints scanning services, visit http://millerblueprint.com/ contact Ian Cousins at 512-381-5277 or email cssr@millerblueprint.com.

About Kurabo | Established in 1888, Kurabo is headquartered in Osaka, Japan and is a global leader in the textile industry.  Kurabo has a diverse product portfolio including chemical products, industrial and building materials, and pollution control systems.  Other divisions of the company include biomedical development, electronics and technical research.  Kurabo is proud of their century-plus company history.  They continue to accept new challenges that go beyond conventional approaches while continuing to cherish their corporate culture.