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Compact white sheet-fed scanner with front control panel and output tray

Canon

Canon DR-M160II document scanner 60 ppm 600 dpi

SKU CH-HG5J-WYCHH MPN DR-M160II

Sheet-fed scanner captures up to 60 pages per minute at 600 dpi with a 60-sheet automatic feeder and Hi-Speed USB 2.0

  • Power draw27 W max. (Energy Saving Mode: 1.8 W)
  • Sensor typeOne-Line Contact Image Sensor (CMOS)
  • Illumination sourceRGB LED
  • Scan speedUp to 60 ppm / Up to 120 ipm (Simplex / Duplex)
  • Optical scan resolution600 dpi
  • Largest document size8.5 in × 14 in Long Document Mode: Up to 118.1 in
  • Scans up to 60 pages per minute simplex
  • Duplex capture reaches 120 images per minute
  • 600 dpi optical resolution delivers sharp detail
  • 7,000 pages daily duty cycle supports heavy workloads
  • Low 1.8 W energy-saving mode cuts power use

Compact sheet-fed scanner

The Canon imageFORMULA DR-M160II is a sheet-fed document scanner built for office document management. It captures colour, greyscale or black-and-white pages at up to 600 dpi optical resolution. A Hi-Speed USB 2.0 link connects it to Windows or macOS systems. The unit handles a suggested daily volume of 7,000 pages.

Suited for front-office digitisation

This scanner fits businesses that need fast, reliable capture of standard paperwork up to 8.50" x 14.00". Long-document mode extends the length to 118.10" for special forms. Buyers who need flatbed scanning for books, fragile originals or oversized bound material should look at a different device class.

60 ppm simplex and 120 ipm duplex speed

The rated throughput of 60 pages per minute in simplex and 120 images per minute in duplex determines whether the scanner keeps pace with your batch workload. Power draw peaks at 27 W and drops to 1.8 W in energy-saving mode. Dimensions are 7.00" x 11.00" x 6.80" and weight is 7.05 lbs.

How it compares

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Price $985.99
Pricier than about 82% of the 253 comparable items (median $355.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameCanon
Product lineImageFORMULA
Model nameDR-M160II (0114T279)
Product typeSheet Fed
Performance
Scan speedUp to 60 ppm / Up to 120 ipm (Simplex / Duplex)
Optical scan resolution600 dpi
Ports & slots
USB connectionsHi-Speed USB 2.0
Power
Power draw27 W max. (Energy Saving Mode: 1.8 W)
Size & build
Product dimensions7 in × 11 in × 6.8 in
Product weight7.05 lb (3.2 kg)
Shipping weight5.48 kg
Package size373 × 328 × 264 mm
Compatibility
Supported operating systemsWindows XP Professional (32-bit / 64-bit)
Windows XP Home (32-bit)
Windows Vista (32-bit / 64-bit)
Windows 7 (32-bit / 64-bit)
Windows 10
Mac OS 10.7.5
Mac OS 10.8.5
Mac OS 10.9.1
More details
Sensor typeOne-Line Contact Image Sensor (CMOS)
Illumination sourceRGB LED
Largest document size8.5 in × 14 in
Long Document Mode: Up to 118.1 in
Document feederYes

Questions about this item

How often will the feed rollers and separation pad need replacing on the DR-M160II?

Canon rates the DR-M160II for a suggested daily volume of 7,000 pages; feed rollers and separation pads typically last through several hundred thousand sheets, so replacement timing depends on your actual throughput.

What limits continuous scanning on the DR-M160II before the unit must pause?

The 60-sheet automatic document feeder and the 7,000-page daily duty cycle are the first constraints; once the ADF empties or the daily volume is reached, scanning stops until you reload or wait.

How much power and heat does the DR-M160II produce when running all day?

Maximum draw is 27 W during scanning and 1.8 W in energy-saving mode, so heat output stays low even during extended batch jobs.

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