Fujitsu CG01000-280401 scanner accessory kit
- Scanner Accessory K…
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Kodak
Feed consumables kit maintains reliable paper handling for i2900 and i3000 series scanners
The Kodak 1428101 feed consumables kit supplies the rollers and pads that move documents through compatible scanners. It is designed for the i2900 and i3000 series devices to maintain reliable paper handling. Replacing these parts at regular intervals prevents misfeeds and keeps high-volume scanning workflows running smoothly.
This kit suits operators who run i2900 or i3000 scanners daily and need to refresh the feed mechanism. It is not for users of other scanner models or for anyone looking for ink, toner, or imaging drums. Buyers who want more storage or different consumable types should look at other supply categories.
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Replace the kit when the scanner prompts for maintenance or when feed rollers show wear that causes misfeeds or double feeds during scanning.
The feed rollers and separation pads wear first under sustained use, reducing grip and causing paper-handling errors.
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