Fujitsu CG01000-280401 scanner accessory kit
- Scanner Accessory K…
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Departmental scanner supply kit for FI-7480 document capture workflows
This is a new supply item intended for the Fujitsu FI-7480 departmental scanner. It provides the consumable components required to keep the device running in a shared office environment. The part matches the original manufacturer specification for this model. Buyers who need supplies for a different scanner series cannot use this item.
The supply supports continuous document feeding through the FI-7480 during high-volume batches. It maintains consistent pick and separation performance across long scanning sessions without frequent intervention. Offices processing large daily volumes will see steady operation. Users with only occasional scanning needs may not require this level of durability.
No published specifications for this item yet.
The FI-7480 is built for departmental workloads and operates within typical office noise and temperature ranges.
The PA03710-B005 supply is designed for the FI-7480 scanner, so you need that scanner model to use it.
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