OPEX Will Debut Axis Scanner in Savannah
The document scanning solution will be showcased at ARMA InfoCon 2026 from October 25 to 28.
Updated on Oct. 14, 2026 in Remote Work
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OPEX Corporation is set to introduce its new Axis document scanning solution at the upcoming ARMA InfoCon 2026 in Savannah. The product launch, scheduled for late October 2026, includes a demonstration of the company's latest hardware technology.
Why it matters
The Axis scanner was developed in response to direct customer demand for efficient document management. The technology aims to streamline workflows through advanced production-class transport architecture.
The new Axis scanner features a scanning speed of up to 120 pages per minute. OPEX Corporation currently employs more than 1,600 people and holds over 350 patents.
The players
OPEX Corporation
This document automation company has operated for 50 years and is headquartered in Moorestown, New Jersey.
Tim Shields
He is an expert representative for the corporation who will present a session during the conference.
The details
The Axis platform features a single-bin configuration and supports continuous batch scanning alongside scan-from-folder workflows. It is available in two versions: a fixed workstation model and the Axis-M mobile model, both of which manage auto feed and drop feed processes.
Timeline
Early October 2026: Official introduction of the Axis scanning solution.
October 25-28, 2026: ARMA InfoCon 2026 takes place in Savannah.
October 26, 2026: A speaker session is scheduled for 2:30 pm.
Market Landscape
This release positions OPEX to capture greater market share in the document management sector by addressing the shift toward hybrid workflows. It follows a 50-year history of hardware innovation, directly challenging rivals by consolidating fixed and mobile capabilities.
For businesses looking to digitize paper records, the new scanner offers a tangible way to increase throughput to 120 pages per minute. Potential clients can view the hardware firsthand at booth #803 during the upcoming conference in Savannah.
The takeaway
Companies can significantly improve their archival efficiency by adopting systems that support both fixed and mobile scanning needs. Reviewing current hardware limitations against these new 120 pages per minute capabilities is a recommended step for operations managers.
What happens next
OPEX will host a speaker session on October 26, 2026, at 2:30 pm during the ARMA InfoCon event.
Further reading
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More information
For more details on the new hardware, visit the OPEX corporate website.
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