Contex Large Format Scanner SD4430 - Fashion, Apparel, CAD, Architecture

This is a contex SD4430 large format scanner.

*Scanning is done using software called Nextimage (only compatible with Windows).
Therefore, you will need Nextimage software and a Windows PC separately from the main unit (for Mac, use Windows with Parallels).

I used a Mac with Parallels and Windows, and purchased and used the Nextimage software.
I used it to scan large documents and fabrics using an A0 carrier sheet.
A Mutoh A0 carrier sheet is also included.

Regarding scanning, there is a slight misalignment in the first 5cm of the scan, so I used to leave the top of the carrier sheet blank.

This large format scanner can scan up to approximately 1120mm, and can also scan fabrics using the carrier sheet. The carrier sheet is A0 size.

Large format scanners are not commonly available, so please consider it if you are looking for one.
Being able to scan fabric at A0 size is a great feature.
The main unit has no major scratches and is in generally clean condition.
However, there is a chip on the paper receiving part of the legs. (See photo)
It does not affect use at all, but due to the chip, the paper receiver can only be inserted in one direction. Please understand.
(The paper receiver can be closed or opened, but because one side of the insertion is chipped, it can only be inserted in one direction.)

*Caution!!
You cannot scan with this unit alone! Nextimage software is required separately, so please be aware.
I will explain how to use it to the best of my knowledge.

Pickup is preferred. (Chuo-ku, Tokyo)
It has been disassembled and packed. (See photo)
Shipping is also possible (shipping will be expensive as it will be handled as household goods and multiple packages), but pickup is the best option.

It was in use until just before listing.
Please understand that this is precision equipment and there is no warranty.
No returns or exchanges (NCNR).
I will answer questions about usage to the best of my ability, and if necessary, I will add scanned images, so please ask any questions.