The Canon imageFORMULA DR-C350 is a compact desktop document scanner built for fast, reliable color and grayscale capture in busy offices. From Canon USA, it combines a small footprint with efficient duplex scanning to help teams digitize documents quickly without sacrificing workspace.
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Scanning speed: Up to 50 pages per minute (simplex) and 100 images per minute (duplex) for rapid batch processing.
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Color modes: Scans in Color, Grayscale, and Black & White to preserve detail across all document types.
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Sensor technology: Advanced Contact Image Sensor (CIS) delivers clear, accurate scans with consistent results.
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Grayscale depth: 8-bit grayscale depth for detailed tonal reproduction in grayscale scans.
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Connectivity: USB 2.0 interface for easy integration with existing PCs; backward compatible with newer USB ports.
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Design: Compact desktop form factor that fits tight workspaces while offering reliable performance.
With the DR-C350, you can digitize receipts, invoices, reports, and other documents quickly and consistently. Its duplex capability speeds up two-sided scanning, reducing manual handling and accelerating workflows. The scanner’s compact design minimizes desk clutter, enabling smoother document management across small teams or busy front-office environments. Rely on Canon’s imaging heritage to deliver dependable scans that support better archiving, searchability, and collaboration.
Specs
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Model: DR-C350
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Brand: Canon USA
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Color modes: Color, Grayscale, Black & White
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Scanning speed: Up to 50 ppm (simplex), 100 ipm (duplex)
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Sensor: Contact Image Sensor (CIS)
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Grayscale depth: 8-bit grayscale depth
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Connectivity: USB 2.0
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Design: Compact desktop form factor
FAQ
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What is the maximum scanning speed? Up to 50 pages per minute (simplex) and 100 images per minute (duplex).
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Does it support color scanning? Yes, it can scan in Color, Grayscale, and Black & White.
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What type of sensor is used? Contact Image Sensor (CIS).
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Is it compatible with USB 3.0? It uses USB 2.0 and is backward compatible with newer USB ports.
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What is the grayscale depth? 8-bit grayscale depth for detailed images.
