Why Microfilm?
Archival quality microfilm offers reassurance that the image on the film will be legible far into the future. No other media offers this level of confidence and re-assurance.

The main advantages of microfilm are:

• It has a potential life of 500 years, way beyond any other comparable format.
• Microfilm is robust, reliable, cost- effective and provides a solid foundation for scanning to other media.
• Microfilm does not require sophisticated equipment for reading and access.
• We are very confident that archival microfilm has a continued place as the mainstay of preservation media in the future.

Microfilming	Product Description	Spec. Sheet
Kodak 2400DSV-E Digital Microfilm Scanner	Screen Size - 12 in X 12 in Scanning Speed - 4.5 Seconds @ 200 dpi Daily Volume - 300 Scans per Day
Kodak 3000DSV-E Digital Microfilm Scanner	Screen Size - 12 in X 17 in Scanning Speed - 4.5 Seconds @ 200 dpi Daily Volume - 1000+ Scans per Day
Kodak Scanpro 2000 All-in-one Microfilm Scanner	Scan Type - scans microforms, Fiche, Roll Film, Micro Opaques, Micro Books, Ultra Fiche, and Aperture Cards. Scanning Speed - 1 Seconds @ high resolution Daily Volume - Aprox 3 Rolls per Day
Zeutschel OM 1500 Microfiche Scanner	Scan Type - Automatice Microfiche batchscanner Scanning Speed - up to 200 Pages per minute Advantages - highest quality, simple to use, and lowest costs per page
Zeutschel OM 1600 Microfim Scanner	Scan Type - Automatice Microfilm batchscanner Scanning Speed - more than 350 frames per minute at 200 ppi – 700 images per minute with dual output Advantages - World's fastest automatic digitizing of complete film archiveshig, hest quality, simple to use and no film re-scan necessary
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The long-term Preservation Solution for all digital Files.

You can save digital data to microfilm easily and quickly with the ArchiveWriter – for long-term archiving of especially valuable artwork and documents.

Archive Writer	Product Description	Spec. Sheet
Kodak i9610 Archive micro film Writer	Compression Factor 24:1 = 85ipm throughput with 7225 images per roll Compression Factor 40:1 = 200ipm throughput with 17000 images per roll Images Can preserved on 16mm Film
Kodak i9620 Archive micro film Writer	Compression Factor 24:1 = 170ipm throughput with 7225 images per roll Compression Factor 40:1 = 400ipm throughput with 17000 images per roll Images Can preserved on 16mm Film
Microbox Polycom Archive micro film Writer	Data Formats: TIFF (G3, G4, tiled striped, packbits), HPGL, HPGL 2, CALS-G4, CalComp 906/907, RLC, HP-RTL, CCITT Group 4 Resolution: 12.000 dpi Speed: up to128 A4 / Minute Images Can preserved on 35mm Film
Zeutschel OP500 archive micro film writer	Maximum 81 MegaPixel optical resolution Film capacity up to 600 m 16/35 rollfilm, landscape and portrait For all standard files (for example TIFF, JPEG, JP2, PDF)
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Kodak Microfilms offer unparalleled performance, handling, and digital-ready images. We supply everything in films from duplicating to source document.

Kodak Microfilm Storage is the convenient way to simplify roll microfilm storage and retrieval in your office. Just talk to the micrographics professionals who sell Kodak products.

With an Archive Processor from Kodak, you don't need a film specialist to get consistently high-quality results. We’ve incorporated the latest in digital monitors and controls, rapid-recovery, energy-saving stand-by cycles, and an environmentally friendly anti-siphon water supply to deliver precisely controlled film processing with minimal operator training or experience. From automatic threading to archival quality film (LE 500), Kodak brings easier table top processing to you.

Model	Product Description	Spec. Sheet
Zeutschel OL2 / OL3 Reader	Universal Readers for all Kinds of Microforms High image resolution, verv good illumination - also in screen edges - and equipped with a "quick change" lens slide device for one, two or three lenses
Kodak Prostar Processor	Of course you want to protect the future of your important documents. You can do it, easily and without a big roomful of equipment, using the KODAK PROSTAR Archive Processor. All KODAK Silver-gelatin microfilms processed in the KODAK Archive Processor meet ANSI and ISO Standards specifications for a minimum Life Expectancy of 500 years (LE 500).
Kodak Microfilm Storage	The convenient way to organize your microfilm storage
Kodak Reference Archive Media 1433/3433	For permanence in your digital images, with high quality duplicates and crisp clean paper prints, you need KODAK Reference Archive Media.
Kodak Source Document Microfilms D30	Whether you're working with rotary and planetary equipment; fluorescent or xenon flash exposure; medium or high speed; we've got a silver halide Source Document Microfilm for you.
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