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The Ricoh fi-7460 is the kind of A3 ADF scanner you buy when you’re sick of babysitting paperwork and you want reliable, repeatable scanning day after day. At £2,008.39 ex‑VAT, it’s not a “treat yourself” purchase, so it only makes sense if you’re actually feeding it with a decent volume (invoices, forms, back-office docs) and you care about consistency more than novelty. In real terms, this is a sensible fit for small-to-mid admin teams, legal firms, and anyone who needs clean captures without spending their life troubleshooting scanners.
That said, I wouldn’t recommend it if your scanning is occasional or mostly single-page—manual/low-volume use can leave you paying for capability you won’t use. Also, the biggest “hidden cost” with any ADF setup isn’t the hardware price; it’s workflow fit (how your software handles batch scanning, file naming, OCR/classification, etc.) and ongoing maintenance like rollers and cleaning. If you already know your process and have people who will configure it properly, it’s good value. If not, I’d rather you spec a simpler model and spend the difference on getting your workflow right.

Epson
Epson ES-C380W - Sheetfed scanner - Duplex - A4/Legal - 600 dpi x 600 dpi - ADF (20 sheets) - up to 3500 scans per day - USB 2.0, Wi-Fi(n)

Epson
Epson - Scanner dockable flatbed accessory - for Epson DS-530, DS-575W, WorkForce DS-530II, DS-570WII, DS-770, ES-400, ES-865

Epson
Epson WorkForce DS-730N - Document scanner - Contact Image Sensor (CIS) - Duplex - A4/Legal - 600 dpi x 600 dpi - up to 40 ppm (mono) / up to 40 ppm (colour) - ADF (100 sheets) - up to 4500 scans per day - USB 2.0, Gigabit LAN

HP
HP ScanJet Enterprise Flow N7000 snw1 - Document scanner - CMOS / CIS - Duplex - 216 x 3100 mm - 600 dpi x 600 dpi - up to 75 ppm (mono) / up to 75 ppm (colour) - ADF (80 sheets) - up to 7500 scans per day - USB 3.0, LAN, Wi-Fi(n)